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How Our LSAT Documentation Review Process Works

Complete an online intake and have your information reviewed by a licensed psychologist using independent clinical judgment. When documentation is clinically supported, you will receive a finalized documentation package and a guide for completing your LSAC accommodations request. This service is independent of LSAC and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Law School Admission Council. Payment covers professional review and document preparation. It does not guarantee a diagnosis, a recommendation for any particular accommodation, or approval by LSAC.

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Your Documentation Process

Five clear steps take you from the initial intake through delivery of your completed documentation.
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Step 1

Complete Your Intake Form

Provide accurate and complete information about your relevant history, current symptoms, testing-related functional limitations, previous accommodations, requested accommodations, and available supporting records. Complete information helps the psychologist understand your circumstances and determine whether additional information is needed.
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Step 2

Licensed Psychologist Review

A licensed psychologist reviews your intake and supporting records using independent professional judgment. The psychologist may ask follow-up questions, request additional records, or require a clinical interview before completing the review. Based on the information you provide, draft candidate portions of the applicable LSAC materials may be prepared for you. You are responsible for reviewing all candidate-entered information, correcting factual errors, and completing any required candidate certification or signature. The psychologist completes and signs qualified-professional documentation only when clinically appropriate.
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Step 3

Receive the Clinical Review Outcome

Standard review is generally completed within 5–7 business days after your intake and any requested records are complete. When available, expedited review is generally completed within 24 hours after your file is complete, subject to the expedited-service terms. Expedited service affects processing time only. It does not change the scope of the review, the psychologist’s professional standards, or the clinical outcome.
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Step 4

Review and Sign Your Documents

Your documentation will be made available through the secure client portal. Review every section carefully before signing. Contact us if you notice an incorrect factual detail or need clarification. Factual corrections can be made when appropriate. Clinical findings and recommendations remain the psychologist’s independent professional judgment.
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Step 5

Receive Your Final Documents and Submit Your Request

After all required signatures are complete, your finalized documents will be available through the secure client portal. You will receive an email notification and a step-by-step guide explaining how to complete your submission through LSAC JD Services. You are responsible for submitting your request and all supporting documentation before the applicable LSAC deadline. LSAC reviews accommodation requests and makes all final decisions regarding approval and administration of accommodations.

Documentation and accommodation recommendations are provided only when clinically appropriate. LSAC independently reviews accommodation requests and makes all final decisions.

Choose the Processing Time That Fits Your Schedule

5-7

Business days

Standard Processing

The psychologist's clinical determination is generally completed within 5-7 business days after the necessary information has been received.
24

Hours

Expedited Processing

Select the expedited add-on during intake for a clinical determination within 24 hours after the necessary information has been received.
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What Your Completed Documentation Package Includes

When documentation is clinically supported and all required signatures are complete, your package includes:
  • A Candidate Form or Statement of Need draft for your review and completion
  • An LSAC Qualified Professional Form completed and signed by the psychologist
  • A signed clinical documentation letter prepared to address the applicable LSAC criteria
  • A step-by-step LSAC submission guide and checklist

100% Money-Back Guarantee

If LSAC does not approve 50% or 100% extra time after our documentation and appeal process, we’ll refund your original payment method in full.

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Follow the Submission Tutorial

Your completed-delivery email includes a step-by-step tutorial that explains how to upload the packet to your LSAC account.

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Start the secure intake and give the psychologist the information needed to independently review your request.
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Important Disclaimers

LSAC and LSAT Disclaimer - Does the Law School Admission Council provide accommodation services directly or recommend doctors?

LSAC does not provide medical diagnoses, evaluations, or clinician-issued documentation.

Medical or clinical documentation used to support an LSAT accommodation request must be prepared by a qualified professional who is independent of LSAC, such as a licensed psychologist. LSAC reviews the candidate’s full submission and makes the final approval or denial decision.

LSATaccommodations.com is a service operated by the American Disabilities Testing Association (ADTA), an independent organization. We provide clients with access to licensed clinicians who specialize in evaluating mental health conditions and completing the required testing accommodation documentation for the LSAT.

LSAC, the LSAT, and all related names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. LSATaccommodations.com and ADTA are not owned by, nor partnered with, LSAC, nor any other test administration company or service.

Trademark Notice

"ADTA," "American Disabilities Testing Association," and the "ADTA American Disabilities Testing Association" design mark are trademarks of American Disabilities Testing Association LLC (U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Application Serial No. 99878644).

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American Disabilities Testing Association LLC is a Dun & Bradstreet registered business. D-U-N-S® Number: 145043025.

Testing and Diagnosis Disclaimer

ADTA connects users with independent licensed clinicians for the purpose of obtaining documentation to support LSAT accommodation requests.

Any evaluation or documentation provided by a clinician through our platform is intended solely for use in requesting LSAT or other testing/school accommodations. It should not be used as a diagnosis for any other purpose.

If you have any questions about any clinical information you receive, we strongly recommend that you consult your own licensed mental health professional for purposes other than LSAT testing.

Refund Policy

If LSAC does not approve you for either 50% or 100% extra time after our documentation and appeal process is complete, you will receive a full refund to your original method of payment under our 100% money-back guarantee.