documentation guidelines

Student Accessibility Services does request documentation of a student’s disability from a licensed medical provider, therapist, psychologist or others. 

Examples of types of documentation accepted:

  • Letters from primary care physicians, treating provider, therapists, psychologists or counselors
  • Psychoeducational or neuropsychological evaluations
  • 504 plans
  • IEPs or high school educational plans

We recognize that there are some instances in which documentation may vary in a variety of ways, if you are concerned that you cannot provide documentation to our office prior to your initial meeting please reach out to our office staff to discuss your concerns.

Please see additional information about suggested types of documentation:

Disability Documentation Guidelines with Examples (PDF)

Students can also ask their healthcare provider or therapist to fill out a form instead of submitting existing documentation.

SAS Documentation Provider Form for Academic and Housing Accommodations