You can submit a request for accommodations even if the Recommended Submission Date for your preferred MPRE test date has passed. However, by doing so, you run the risk of not receiving a decision in time to reserve a seat on your preferred test date, at your preferred location, and at your preferred test time. Requests are reviewed in the order received, and it typically takes NCBE at least 25 business days to review your request. Requests, including forms and documentation, received by NCBE after the registration deadline for a specific MPRE administration will not be considered for that administration of the exam.
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- I am applying for accommodations on the bar exam and need verification of my approved MPRE accommodations. Where do I send my verification form?
- I was previously approved for MPRE accommodations. Do I need to apply again?
- My accommodations have expired. How can I request accommodations on a future MPRE?
- The eligibility period for my approved accommodations ends before the day I plan to test, but I want to appeal/request reconsideration because not everything I requested was approved. What should I do?
- Actions to Take When MPRE Accommodations Expire Before Testing and Reconsideration Is Sought
- The eligibility period for my approved accommodations ends before the day I plan to test. What should I do?
- How long are my approved accommodations valid and what is the expiration date of my accommodations?
- What happens if my accommodations request is only partially approved or not granted?
- What happens if my request is approved?
- How long does it take for my request to be reviewed?
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