Accommodation of Disabilities

 Request Form

How do I apply?
When should I apply?
What accommodations will I need for the course?
More questions?

How do I apply?

If you have a disability and want to request an accommodation, complete the BAR/BRI Patent Bar Review "Request for ADA Accommodation" form and return it along with documentation to:

ADA Director
BAR/BRI Patent Bar Review
1150 18th ST, NW
Washington, DC 20036
Fax: (202) 835-0948

When should I apply?

Even simple requests, such as special seating or extra time on practice tests, may take time to arrange. To avoid any delay in getting accommodations, please make your request early, ideally 90 days before the course begins.

What accommodations will I need?

To help you determine what accommodations you will need, we recommend that you contact your local BAR/BRI Patent Bar Review administrator to learn about the format of the program and its materials. Ask:

The BAR/BRI course is different from law school courses. It is extremely condensed and requires you to blend the three components - lectures, substantive outlines and practice testing exercises to bring you to peak performance for your bar exam The more you know about the BAR/BRI course the better you can determine what you will need.

More questions?

If you have questions about the course or BAR/BRI’s ADA policies, please call or write to

Jack Halprin
1150 18th ST, NW
Washington, DC 20036
(202)728-2271   (877)728-2271
Fax: (202) 835-0948

BAR/BRI complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) and provides appropriate auxiliary aids and services to students with disabilities to ensure effective communication. If you have a disability and want to request an accommodation under the ADA, please ask for a form from BAR/BRI Patent Bar Review office or by phone at (202)728-2271 or (877)728-2271.

REQUESTS MUST BE MADE AT LEAST 90 DAYS BEFORE THE COURSE BEGINS TO ENSURE TIMELY RECEIPT.

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