Withdrawing test registration

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On the LSAC website ( http://www.lsac.org/jd/lsat/withdraw-te ... ration.asp ) the third option about withdrawing your test score says

"Once the Test Date Change and LSAT Registration Refunds deadlines have passed, you will find an option to withdraw your registration in the LSAT Status section of your LSAC online account. You may withdraw your registration up until 11:59 pm (ET) the night before the test. There will be no refund for this option. Please note that if you miss the Withdraw LSAT Registration - No Refund deadline, your LSAC file will note "absent." This is NOT a score of zero, nor will it be factored into any reportable scores on file. If you register for another test date, you will be required to pay the full registration fee"

I just want to make sure that there won't be a "withdrawal" on my applications that get sent to Law schools. Has anyone done this or have a definite answer?

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[bp shinners]

bee was correct, but just to be crystal-clear:

If you withdraw, no law school will ever know that you were even registered for the exam. As far as the schools are concerned, it will be like you never even considered taking that test.