Options for someone who didn't take Math Subject GRE I was to take the math subject GRE for the first time today, for my application to math Phd programs this December. 

I receive accomodations because of my disability and ETS did not get back to me in time, though I did submit my paperwork well in advance of the exam.  Because of this I could not take the GRE with my accomodations so I did not take it.  I was doing very well on practice tests with my accomodations.  

I have done research at top rated REU's, have taken nearly all graduate courses, since I was in high school, and I have good letters of recommendation, and I am interested in Homotopy theory.

I want to ask the stackexchange community if you know of any options that I have right now.  Do foreign universities require GRE scores?  I am open to learning Japanese for instance to study in the RIMS, or learning French to study in Paris-Sud.  

I am not sure that waiting for a year is a good idea for me because a lot of my application is based off of having accomplished a lot at a relatively young age, and I want to do everything I can at this point to avoid it.
I'd recommend applying anyway, with an explanation of why you didn't take the exam.  Not having a math GRE score could hurt your application, but at many schools it won't conclusively rule it out.  (You can always ask the school in advance whether they will consider your application under these circumstances.  I'd bet they say yes.)  Assuming the self-assessment in your question is accurate, you should be a strong candidate for graduate school, and I don't think a missing GRE score would derail everything given that you have a compelling excuse.