# Get Exam Documents Prior to Exam (Admin Only)

* This is available ONLY AFTER your exam is approved by the Exam Team.&#x20;
* Click on "Administered Exams" submenu item in "Exams" Menu&#x20;

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* This will take you to a list of exams which you have administered in the past **and** exams you are administering in future. Click on the exam in question.

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* This will take you to the Exam Details page as shows below. Click on "Download" Button

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* This will bring you to "Exam Downoads" Page - select the language you want to download your documents in in (Current availability is limited to English, Spanish and Portuguese)

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* Once you click on "Download" - the download begins

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* Once downloaded - you can find your downloaded files as a compressed folder in your browser's downloaded files folder. Note the folder/file name extensions for different languages in the picture below.&#x20;

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