Thanks Master! I'm still trying the friendly, polite, and direct approach. I'll keep note of this should I need to go from pushing to shoving. He has not flat out said no to the raw numbers.
I only asked him if extended norms would be appropriate in my DS situation. His answer related to qualifying for DYS. Which is not why I asked. I didn't actually ask him to calculate the extended norms. It's been odd to deal with. Overall, my DS had a good repoire with him and my DD did as well. I actually had planned on testing her after she turns 6 with him. If I did that now I would probably ask for the cover sheet before leaving. I've never had outside testing before because the school did it with my older DS. It didn't occur to me that all the numbers would not be in a report. Lesson learned!
The price was great for us. He is cover by our insurance and I only had to pay relatively small part of the total cost. I hate to burn the bridge in the event I need to go back.
Even with all the weirdness and frustration, I would take an experienced GT tester over inexperienced.
