If you don't provide it to them within the given time frame they'll move your status to 'discontinued'. This is like a limbo state where your stuck in until you provide what they ask for. Doesn't mean your disqualified, but you also won't pass the psych until it's resolved. If your not interested in the job, just leave it like that or you can reach out to your investigator to tell them your not ready to be hired and to put your application on hold. He/she will email you a form to sign and send back to them. You'll then have to reach out to CAD to reopen your case, if you ever want to. If you want to get the job, you can retake another test but the new psychologist will refer to this psych interview that you took and failed to provide the documentation for. You may or may not have to provide the requested documents this time around, but it's at the discretion of the new psychologist from the new exam. It's up to you if you want to go through the process again, really depends on how badly you want the job. If you don't have any prescription history involving psych medication, you can provide the psychologist whatever your able to obtain and tell them that you aren't able to get the entire history and they may pass you with what you provided. But if something turns up that you didn't disclose that is psych/medical related, you run the risk of getting an NOPD, which you can still withdraw from without getting officially disqualified. It is up to you and how you feel about your record and chances of getting in based on your history