Edmonton has dozens of registry agent offices, and every one of them offers the same provincial Class 7 knowledge test: 30 questions, 25 to pass. Here's how it works locally — and how to make sure you only pay the test fee once.
The Class 7 knowledge test is administered by private registry agents, not a single government office — Edmonton has registry locations in most neighbourhoods, from downtown to Mill Woods to St. Albert. Use the official Alberta "Find a Registry Agent" tool on alberta.ca to find the nearest one, and call ahead to confirm they offer knowledge testing that day.
Most Edmonton registries accept walk-ins for the knowledge test. Arrive well before closing — the untimed test plus ID checks and the vision screening takes around 45 minutes, and many offices stop testing an hour or more before they close. Weekday mornings are typically the quietest.
You can retake the test as soon as the next day, at any registry, but you pay the fee again each time. The cheapest path through an Edmonton registry is walking in already scoring 90%+ on practice tests.