I wasted way too much time trying to go through a recruiter to schedule the test and was unsuccessful, I don’t recommend it. You can get a good recruiter that’s helpful, but from my experience you aren’t a priority to them and the process can take longer.

What I ended up doing was contacting my local air guard unit to receive a voucher to take the computer/Pearson version of the test and I had myself scheduled to take the test at a Pearson testing site in a week.

I ran into this exact same issue. It took me 7 months of calling to finally speak to the correct recruiter and get moving towards the AFOQT. I continued to call my State’s Officer Recruiter Office, give them updates (Graduated College, got mor flight hours, etc.) as a way to keep in touch and show them that I am very serious and not a waste of their time. After being promised call back after call back, I eventually was put in touch with the correct recruiter, and we got after it!

I know it is frustrating, but do not let it get you down. Keep reaching out!

I’d check local colleges to your area if they have an Air Force ROTC program. I approached one as a non-student and they catered to me taking the AFOQT and the TBAS at their location

I also struggled with this but had success with AFROTC, I reached out to a couple explaining my situation and finally got one to schedule the test for me. Some will only do them once a semester, but keep reaching out till you find one that will schedule one as soon as you are ready. Good luck!

Hey gents, Beav here.

sorry that all of you have had these problems.

Would each of you please pm me the following details:

1. name
2. what organization are they with
3. a copy of the email.

I can reach out thru my network and see who is the right person (belly button) to reach in your case.

let me help you move your process along, and provide feedback thru the right channels.

Wow no joke both different recruiters I contacted got back to me today. Looks like after some time my persistence prevailed!!