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# Create HW test
The recruiter can click on the '**Create HW test'** action for a single candidate or multiple candidates at a time.
When the recruiter performs the '**Create HW test**' action, a popup is appear, allowing the recruiter to select the target date for uploading the handwriting test paper.
After performing the 'Create HW test' action, the system sends an email notification to the candidate with the login URL, notifies the recruiter, and changes the status to '**HW test - shared**' in the tracker.
Candidate can visits the URL, they can see the HW test template, download it, fill out the test, and upload the HW test paper before the target date expires, and the status changes to **‘HW test submitted’** in the tracker and an email notification is sent to the recruiter.
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