Failed the practical exam?
How do I get the auditor's report?
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This is possible if you have access to the TÜV portal. You should have this if you paid your test fees directly to the TÜV and not through the driving school.
Then log in there and select the practical exam and at the end you will find a download link.
It looks something like this:
Der Prüfer, sowie der Fahrlehrer sagen dir doch, was du falsch gemacht hast.
der Fahrlehrer sagt er erinnere sich nicht an die Fehler
But the examiner must have told you why you failed. Not giving a reason would be strange.
Which report would you like to access? There is no report available for you to view.
Of course it exists. You can view or download it on the TÜV portal.
It tells you why you failed and that's all there is to it.
If you don't know what to do, just keep quiet. Since the introduction of the EPP (electronic test report), you can access the driving test examiner's test reports digitally. DEKRA definitely sends them to you by email. I don't know about TÜV.