Hi The Greaser,
But that is the written report that one gets from any FAA computer exam. It details your score and any subject areas that you weren't proficient in so that your instructor can ensure you're up to speed with the subject matter before your checkride.
Tell me if I'm wrong here but don't you hand the written report to the designated examiner when you take your ATP checkride like all other FAA checkrides (I've only taken two, the CPL and IR and had to hand my written report in both times)?
Now when you obtain your credit card style ATP Certificate from the FAA in Oklahoma, it will *not*, as I understand it, detail whether you have taken the FAA ATP 135 regulation written test or its 121 counterpart.
This is from what I understand as I've not yet started the FAA ATP studies (doing the JAA ATPLs first).
Best wishes,
Charlie Zulu.