Here's what you need to do:
1. Determine your eligibility: GED requirements vary by state/region. Check the GED testing service website for your area (often a state-specific site or the official GEDTestingService.com site). They'll specify age requirements and sometimes minimum schooling completed. Your school history will likely be needed to prove you meet those requirements.
2. Gather your school records: You'll need official transcripts or other documentation from your previous schools, demonstrating your attendance and grades (sometimes only attendance is necessary). Contact your previous schools or their alumni offices to request these.
3. Register for the GED test: Once you have your school records and confirm your eligibility, you'll register for the GED test through the appropriate testing service in your area. The registration process will ask for your personal information and usually requires you to upload or submit copies of your school records as proof of age and potential eligibility.
4. Submit your documentation: During the registration process, you'll upload or mail copies of your school transcripts or other proof of schooling as required by the GED testing service. They will verify your eligibility based on this information.
In short: your school history isn't sent to a single entity to *find* a GED, but rather to a testing service to *prove your eligibility* to *take* the GED test. You need to find the relevant testing service for your region and follow their specific registration and documentation requirements.