125,000 SAT I and SAT II tests were administered outside the United States in 1999-2000. Because extraordinary circumstances exist in testing overseas, supplementary test centers are opened on request where and when necessary. These countries are listed in the back of the International Bulletin. For example, a specific International Bulletin for registrants residing outside the United States contains a registration form designed to accommodate specific circumstances of both foreign students and American students registering outside the United States.
Students can also register online .
In addition to specific services for test registration, the SAT program works to ensure speedy score reporting. For security reasons the national and international forms of the test are different. New forms are delivered at each administration. If there is need for a re-test, a different form is used. These representatives are responsible for distributing test materials to test centers and students.