Which step is NOT part of the SCHRYVERS test?

The step that is not part of the SCHRYVERS test is the one that involves asking for the subject's vehicle registration. The SCHRYVERS test is primarily focused on confirming a person's identity through visual checks and verbal confirmations.

In this test, comparing the photo on the ID with the individual helps verify that the person presenting the identification matches it. Stating one's full name and address allows law enforcement to gather essential identifying information directly from the subject. Assessing for satisfactory resemblance serves to further confirm that the identity presented aligns with the individual in question.

Asking for vehicle registration does not directly serve the purpose of validating a person's identity through the means outlined in the SCHRYVERS test, which emphasizes visual and direct confirmations rather than documentation related to a vehicle.