Unable to Schedule Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Cloud Developer Associate Exam

2026-08-17T04:56:36.7366667+00:00

While trying to schedule the Microsoft Certified: Azure AI Cloud Developer Associate exam, I am receiving the following error message:

“We encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later. If this issue continues, please contact site support.”

I have tried scheduling the exam through Microsoft Learn, but I am unable to proceed.

Could you please assist me with scheduling the exam or let me know how I can resolve this issue?

Thank you for your assistance.

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    2026-08-17T04:56:48.94+00:00

    For this scheduling error, use this path:

    1. Start from the certification or exam details page and select the exam delivery provider.
    2. Sign in to the Learn Profile, preferably with a personal Microsoft account.
    3. Verify that the Learn Profile contains the legal name exactly as it appears on the legal ID. If the legal name is missing or does not match, the exam cannot be taken.
    4. Complete the required contact details on the Microsoft Learn scheduling page and submit to transfer to Pearson VUE.
    5. If the error still appears, contact Microsoft Certification Support for scheduling issues.

    Additional supported checks:

    • Microsoft Certification exams are generally scheduled through Pearson VUE.
    • A maximum of two Microsoft Certification exams can be scheduled at a time through Pearson VUE.
    • Exams can be scheduled no more than 90 days in advance.
    • If the issue is specifically during transfer to Pearson VUE and ERROR_VUE_WIDE_BLOCK appears in the URL, that typically means the Pearson VUE account is blocked and Pearson VUE support must remove the block.

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