The qualification review for public institution examinations usually requires candidates to be present in person, but under special circumstances, others are allowed to handle it on their behalf. Generally speaking, if you are unable to participate in person for some reason, you can entrust others to assist. The person being entrusted needs to bring your original ID card, materials required for qualification review, and a power of attorney signed by you. The entrusted person also needs to provide his or her ID card and a copy as proof.

The core purpose of the qualification review is to verify the information and documents you submitted during the registration stage to ensure the authenticity of all information. For key links such as interviews, the candidates themselves must generally participate. For other types of qualification review, although others can be entrusted, the specific circumstances must be based on the specific regulations of the exam organizer. Therefore, make sure your information is complete and it is best to attend the qualification review in person to avoid any possible misunderstandings or delays.