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@zhuk

Nope not how it works. They make rules for a reason and one being in a hurry is not a overriding concern for officials. But the Leben in Deutschland test is almost the exact same as the citizenship test (Einbergerüngstest) which can be used as a substitute. This is offered through all Volkhochschulen and some other institutes. Maybe one can get an earlier appointment with some luck. And the results are supposed to come back within a few weeks in most cases. And one can find a list of all of the possible test questions, with answers, in the internet.

Thank you once again!

I know all that about Einbergerüngstest and questions, and Volkhochschulen just fells like I am over in some cases (B2 > B1), but could not fulfil the only test criteria.

Believe me or not, I could not book neither Einbergerüngstest nor Leben in Deutschland up until July in my region, and in the most recent cases (known through forums/friend) people waited 2-5 months, this is frustrating.

Anyway, thank you for your reply.

I have a question here: are Einbergerüngstest and Leben in Deutschland different? I thought they are the same.

    I have a question here: are Einbergerüngstest and Leben in Deutschland different? I thought they are the same.
   

    -@lemu kebede

Basically the same. One is supposed to do the Einburgerüngstest for naturalization and the Leben in Deutschland test for purposes like  long term residency permit. I think the citizenship test can be subsitituted for the other. The format and questions seem to be virtually the same.

    Thank you once again!
I know all that about Einbergerüngstest and questions, and Volkhochschulen just fells like I am over in some cases (B2 > B1), but could not fulfil the only test criteria.

Believe me or not, I could not book neither Einbergerüngstest nor Leben in Deutschland up until July in my region, and in the most recent cases (known through forums/friend) people waited 2-5 months, this is frustrating.

Anyway, thank you for your reply.
   

    -@zhuk

Having a higher level of German than required is great yet not a substitute for the other test. Not the same thing. As important as the language is, it is not the only concern about immigration. People need to have a good grasp of the laws and culture too.