Disability Documentation Criteria
Students requesting Disability Services are encouraged to review the forms below and download and print the corresponding forms pertaining to their condition/disability to bring to their provider. The following checklists and provider forms will help to ensure that students provide appropriate documentation. Students can either give the checklist to their provider to use for drafting a letter documenting their disability or give them the provider form to complete instead. Note: Only one of the two forms of documentation is required not both. Students should return completed forms as well as any relevant testing/medical reports to Disability Services by uploading their documentation into the ServiceNow Portal or delivering it to our office.
Disability documentation* should reflect a student’s current functional limitations; the determination of recency (how current the documentation is) is based on the professional judgment of the Disability Service Provider (DSP). Disability documentation will be approved/denied after careful review by the DSP. Appropriate accommodations will be determined after the student participates in an interactive interview with the DSP. Accommodations requested may differ from what is recommended in a student’s documentation and/or what was provided in High School or at other institutions.
*If student already has disability documentation and is unsure if it meets the guidelines set forth, please submit it for review so Disability Services can determine if additional documentation may/may not be needed.
Disability Areas
- Acquired Brain Injury
- Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Communication Disorders
- Learning Disabilities
- Mobility Impairments
- Psychological Disorders
- Sensory Disorders
- Systemic/Chronic Medical Disorders
Note: Disability documentation criteria can also be accessed on the website for the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia, Student Affairs