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Quick Links:<a href="#lawhub-account" title="">Your LawHub Account</a> | <a href="#jd-services" title="">Your JD Services Profile</a> | <a href="#advantage" title="">LawHub Advantage</a> | <a href="#prep" title="">LSAT Prep</a> | <a href="#marketplace" title="">LawHub Marketplace</a> | <a href="#billing" title="">Billing and Payments</a>

Accordion: Your LawHub Account FAQs

Your LawHub Account

Welcome to LawHub! We’re glad you’re here. A great place to start is to explore the resources and courses. Use your account to register for any of the free live events, to research law schools, and to answer a few LSAT practice questions so you can experience the authentic test interface. You can level up to LawHub Advantage at any time.

I created a free LawHub account. Now what?

Once you’re ready to register for the LSAT or to begin the application process, use your LawHub account’s username and password to sign in to LSAC.org. You’ll need to complete your LSAC JD Account profile before you can register for the LSAT or sign up for services. If you’ve already created a JD Account through LSAC.org, you can use the same username and password to log in to LawHub.

Can I use my LawHub account to sign up for the LSAT?

You do not need to set up a separate LawHub account. You can use your existing LSAC account username and password to log in to LawHub and begin exploring.

I have an LSAC account already. Do I need to set up a LawHub account too?

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Accordion: Your JD Services Profile FAQs

Your JD Services Profile

Yes. We recognize that people may use a name other than their legal name to identify themself. This may include, but is not limited to, people who prefer to use their middle rather than their first name, people who prefer to use a nickname, people who use an anglicized name, or people who use a name which affirms their gender identity (chosen name).You can provide your preferred or chosen first name, regardless of whether you have legally changed it, when you create an account. This name will auto-populate into your JD Services profile, and we will use this name on most correspondence sent to you. Please note, you are still required to provide your legal/given name for ID verification purposes along your journey to law school.

Can I use a first name that is different than my legal/given first name?

Your legal name will be stored in your JD Services profile and will be included or used in at least the following areas:<ul><li>On emails to you about your LSAT registration or score release. While all emails will address you by your preferred name, your legal name will appear in the body of these emails.</li><li>Current test day security protocols require you to present a valid government-issued photo ID. During the identity verification process when you take the LSAT, the legal name on your photo ID must match the legal/given name on your profile.</li><li>On LSAT score reports released to you and law schools.</li><li>On Credential Assembly Service (CAS) files and associated law school reports.</li><li>On correspondence related to testing accommodations, if applicable.</li><li>As may be required to comply with a legal or regulatory obligation, or for LSAC to protect against or defend legal claims.</li></ul>

Where will my legal/given name appear, and when will I have to use it?

FAQ: I already have a JD Services profile. How can I edit my profile information (e.g., preferred/chosen name, legal name, date of birth, etc.)?

Once you complete your JD Services profile and save it, you can edit your information, including your first name (legal and preferred/chosen), last name, date of birth, and the last four digits of your SSN/SIN through your account.To make changes, click Edit Form on the Profile page under My Account in the top right corner. Your preferred/chosen first name may be updated at any time, but you may be required to upload documentation to support certain other biographical information changes, such as date of birth and legal first and last name. For more information, see <a href="https://www.lsac.org/about/lsac-policies/biographical-info-changes" title="">Biographical Information Changes</a>.It is very important to remember that to be permitted to take the LSAT, the first and last name listed on the government-issued ID you will use in the verification process must exactly match the legal first and last name listed in your JD Services profile.

I already have a JD Services profile. How can I edit my profile information (e.g., preferred/chosen name, legal name, date of birth, etc.)?

FAQs - LawHub Advantage

LawHub Advantage

LawHub Advantage is good for one year of unlimited access from your date of activation.

How long do I have access to my LawHub Advantage?

When your LawHub Advantage expires, your access will change to the LawHub free account. Your LSAT PrepTests and practice history will be available should you decide to re-activate LawHub Advantage in the future.

What happens when my LawHub Advantage expires?

Beginning 30 days from your subscription expiration, a banner with a Renew Now button will appear at the top of the screen whenever you are logged in to your account. You will also receive reminder emails to let you know the expiration date is approaching. You can repurchase LawHub Advantage directly from your account or by clicking the link in the reminder emails. Once you repurchase, your subscription will be renewed for one year.

How do I renew my LawHub Advantage?

The Application Status Tracker is a feature available with LawHub Advantage that offers a convenient and secure way for you to see all your law school applications on one easy-to-use dashboard. The application statuses displayed will refresh based on updates from the law schools to which you have applied.

What is the Application Status Tracker? 

If you have LawHub Advantage and have submitted applications during the current admission cycle, you will be able to click on the Application Status Tracker tile on the LawHub homepage after signing in to your LawHub account. If you do not have LawHub Advantage, you will not be able to view any application statuses through LawHub. You can continue to follow the statuses of your applications with each school to which you have applied.

How do I access the Application Status Tracker?

The Application Status Tracker is included as part of your LawHub Advantage subscription. Once your subscription expires, you will need to renew it in order to keep using the tracker. We encourage you to not let your subscription lapse, since there are additional benefits such as 0L readiness courses, as well as exclusive live events, that will help you get ready for law school.

How long will I be able to access the Application Status Tracker?

You will see the statuses of your applications, when the status of each application is reported by the law schools to which you’ve applied, and the date on which each status was last updated by the law schools. You will also be able to click View Details to be directed to the law schools’ websites. The law school with the most recently updated status will be listed at the top of the page. If you have any questions about a specific status that is displayed, we encourage you to check the applicable law school’s website for more details.

What information will I see in the Application Status Tracker?

The status displayed on the tracker dashboard is determined by each law school. We recommend checking each school’s website to see if more information may be available regarding their application status descriptions.

What does the status I see mean?

FAQs - LawHub Marketplace

LawHub Marketplace

No. LawHub does not recommend, endorse, or sponsor any third-party product or service that can be accessed through Marketplace. The companies and products in Marketplace are simply provided as a convenience for our community of users. We encourage you to research both the company and the product so that you can make an informed decision on whether to purchase the product and/or service.

If a vendor is listed in Marketplace, does this mean it is recommended by LawHub?

All questions and customer service support needs for Marketplace products and/or services should be directed to the third-party company that provides the applicable product or service.

Who should I contact if I have questions or need support with the product(s) and/or service(s) I purchased?

There are a couple of ways to access your purchase(s). One way would be to bookmark the company’s website for the product and/or service that you purchased. If you are already operating within the LawHub platform, you can enter Marketplace by using the main navigation and clicking on the company’s tile to access your purchased product(s) and/or service(s).

How do I access the product(s) I’ve purchased through Marketplace?

FAQs - Billing and Payments

Billing and Payments

No. Once you purchase LawHub Advantage, your money cannot be refunded.

Is LawHub Advantage refundable?

Please check that you only have one LawHub account. If you have more than one account, please email us at <a href="mailto:LSACinfo@LSAC.org" title="">LSACinfo@LSAC.org</a> with the usernames for your accounts, and let us know which account you would like to continue to use.

I purchased LawHub Advantage. How come I do not see it in my account?

After your purchase, you will receive an email with the receipt. If you do not see the receipt in your inbox, please check your spam/junk folder.

Where can I find my receipt for LawHub Advantage? 

Offer codes can be redeemed within your user settings. Click on your name at the top right of your LawHub screen. Click on Redeem Offer, place the 16-character offer code into the box, and click Redeem.

Where do I enter a LawHub offer code?

No, your subscription will not be auto-renewed. We will remind you when you are within 30 days of expiration via email and in your LawHub account with easy ways to renew.