Performance Affidavit for Virtual Test SubmissionPDF
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Submissions must be filmed with 8 or fewer skaters on the ice and uploaded within 7 days of the registration deadline. Contingent tests aren't offered for the virtual format – affected applicants will be notified and refunded. Questions? Email virtual.testing@scboston.org.
*Club members who represent the Club through U.S. Figure Skating are not required to submit a Permission Form.
Tips for Filming a Virtual Test Submission
Videos should be filmed in landscape (horizontally), not portrait (vertically).
The entire test must be performed and filmed in one continuous video with no pauses in filming. Skaters may pause for up to 10 seconds between Skating Skills patterns.
Reskating elements or patterns, or restarting, is not permitted.
Videos must be made no more than 14 days prior to the submission deadline.
Show the time and date at the start of the video, and announce the skater's name and the test being performed.
Keep the skater's entire body in frame at all times.
Avoid zooming in and out, as it can be distracting for judges.
For Dance/Free Skate tests, make sure the music is loud enough to be captured in the video.
Watch the video after the skater finishes to check for glitches or quality issues before uploading.
Test Pins & Session Fees
Order pins for completed tests and review fees by test type.
Test Pins
Members who have passed a test and moved to the next level can order U.S. Figure Skating test pins through the Club. Your Club account will be charged for the order.
*Additional test fees apply when a skater tests more than one dance pattern at the same level.
Volunteer
Trial Judge Registration
Volunteer to trial judge at an upcoming in-person or virtual test session.
In-Person Sessions
Available positions depend on the accepted applications for a given test date. To request a trial judge position, email test.chair@scboston.org.
Virtual Sessions
Email test.chair@scboston.org with the test dates and levels you'd like to judge. The Test Chair will confirm in writing after registration closes. No more than three trial judges are selected per virtual session.
