[Urgent] GMAT 720:Doubts regarding Stanford's Deferred MBA Application : Ask Admissions Consultants

I took the GMAT on April 8, 2023 and obtained a score of 720 (V39, Q49) with an IR of 8.
I plan to apply to the deferred program at Stanford Graduate School of Business, and the deadline for the application is April 11, 2023.

I have a few concerns regarding the application process.

1. I don't have access to my GMAT Official Score report, which the application portal requires. I am unable to recall the exact Verbal, Quant, IR, and AWA scores with percentiles. What should I do in this case?

2. I had taken the GMAT earlier but canceled my score. How should I respond to the question, "Have you taken the GMAT or GRE more than once?" Should I answer "Yes" or "No"?

Lastly, I have applied for reimbursement of the previous GMAT test to GMAC due to the testing conditions being inadequate, as mentioned in this post https://gmatclub.com/forum/ridiculous-test-center-bad-test-taking-center-409008.html#p3179756. What should be my response to the previous question in this situation?

Since you have appeared for GMAT earlier, I think you should lay the facts bare..as it is.

iwilldothis101 wrote:I took the GMAT on April 8, 2023 and obtained a score of 720 (V39, Q49) with an IR of 8.
I plan to apply to the deferred program at Stanford Graduate School of Business, and the deadline for the application is April 11, 2023.

I have a few concerns regarding the application process.

2. I had taken the GMAT earlier but canceled my score. How should I respond to the question, "Have you taken the GMAT or GRE more than once?" Should I answer "Yes" or "No"?

Lastly, I have applied for reimbursement of the previous GMAT test to GMAC due to the testing conditions being inadequate, as mentioned in this post https://gmatclub.com/forum/ridiculous-test-center-bad-test-taking-center-409008.html#p3179756. What should be my response to the previous question in this situation?

If you are anyhow going to cancel your past GMAT result and if you haven't submitted that earlier report to Stanford, then you don't need to disclose it as such.