At home proctored test question - logistics if you are alone when you do it

[WDWDeb]

I would appreciate some details on the logistics from anyone who has done the at home proctored test alone. I can't do the test while holding the phone so I plan to use a phone stand so they can see me during the process. How strict are they with seeing everything the whole time? Did you back the phone away so they could see the entire process, then move the phone after you are done putting the drops in the device so they can watch the results?

 

[Cruising Engineer]

Tony from La Lido Loca (PRE CRUISE HOME TEST WALKTHROUGH)
did a video from start to finish about his eMed at-home test for a cruise back in April. You can see how it was accomplished. And he was alone also (with cameras running).

 

[jenmsmith]

When we did the proctored test, they asked for us to move the camera at different times. You can definitely do it alone. You’ll just need something to prop up your phone (like the phone stand you mentioned), I just used a box on my kitchen table.

 

[auntlynne]

I did it alone.

You can move the camera (or whatever they need to see) around to show them the unopened test box, driver’s license / ID. My proctor was patient - I imagine most are; I haven’t heard anyone mention otherwise.

 

[KristaZ]

I had no issues - they tell you when they need you to move the camera and the ones for Navica (eMed) even flipped the camera when needed. They also don't watch the entire time as the results are coming up. They basically put you on hold and come back on to check your results when your 15 minutes are up.