Decided to write a Third Subject test unplanningly. Now my life's hanging on a thread.

So I’d paid for math and physics subject tests, but during the test I decided to also do biology as the third test. I have a chronic case of asthma, and I got disoriented, and I think an overseer of the test told me the rules the wrong way! So I left the page of the third test fully blank, including places for the testbook’s serial number, etc. All the preceding pages I filled out impeccably.
What the 2 overseers told me is there’s a very high chance the collegeboard will annul my scores. An irregularity report with my asthma included was written by them. What should I do in my particular situation? Should I write to the collegeboard that I was sick and disoriented? Will they charge me an additional 54 dollars for a completely omitted biology test automatically, or could I just ignore the bill periodically? (I am a very low income household’s kid, so that would be essential for me). Thank you, fellow mankind!

Edit: Also, what I heard her saying is that I can cancel just the biology test. I want to keep the math and physics scores without paying 54 additional dollars which is a lottttt

@michaelcorleone

You cannot cancel one specific subject test. If you cancel, you cancel all your subject test scores. There is no way for you to pay to omit the biology subject test because you messed up on it. I think you can submit a test center complaint about that… but I’m not sure what that would do to help your situation.

@bsdsj22 Are you competent in this? I’ve paid for the math and physics and took them, so the day they send me the scores, I will have the scores, but without paying extra 54 dollars for biology. My friend took the subjects and said that somehow the bill kept coming every month for some subject test, but she just didnt pay for it - no problem. Now I’m looking for someone who knows what exactly will happen, as now this is my only worry.

Tomorrow call the College Boards. they are very good about answering questions.

What @lostaccount is saying. You need the advice of the college board. Believe me they have heard everything and will know exactly what to advise to help you best.