How do you get a copy of the personal data IELTS holds about you?

The declaration says your application data is processed and stored by the IELTS partners to run the test, and your result can be shared with organisations you apply to. The photo taken by the centre can be given to recognising organisations and government authorities, including visa processors.

Candidates' work is kept and may be used for quality control and malpractice investigations, and anonymised scores and responses may be used for research, statistics and training. The partners say they will not disclose personal information except as the declaration states or the law allows.

If what you want is to see your marked answers, the terms rule it out; see can you see your IELTS answer sheet. If your details are wrong on your TRF, that is a correction request to your centre; see mistake on your IELTS TRF. Detailed rules are set locally and can differ by country and test centre, so check your booking confirmation or ask your centre if anything here does not match what you were told.