“Fail skills twice and tuition is always fully refunded” vs refund-fail-twice≠auto-full-refund detective

Force written refund / fail schedule when the pitch says two skills fails mean a full tuition refund. Invents no refund tables. Pairs Refund fail twice + Skills cancel fee. Independent — not FMCSA. Not legal advice.

Blanks to fill before you pay

□ School / sponsor: ______________________________ · registry status checked: □ Yes
□ Pitch says failing skills twice means tuition is always fully refunded? □ Yes · phrase __________ □ No
□ Written refund / fail schedule (what triggers it, what is deducted, who decides)? □ Yes · doc __________ □ Full-refund claimed / silent — hold □ Oral only
□ Any refund amount or deduction from their writing only? □ Yes · source __________ □ None — invent none
□ Pitch matches the written policy? □ Yes □ No □ Unclear
□ Pair Refund fail twice · Skills cancel fee
□ Decision: □ Proceed □ Hold money □ Walk · Notes: ______________________________

Refuse if…

School won’t put the refund / fail schedule in writing before deposit.
“Fail twice = full refund” is the only answer and the enrollment agreement is silent.

Independent — not affiliated with FMCSA or any state DMV. Free to print. Not legal advice. Invents no refund tables. verifiedcdlschools.com/tools/refund-fail-twice-vs-full/