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What to bring to the LSAT: a valid physical ID and your numbers. See which IDs are not accepted and what goes in the locker.
Quick answer: bring a valid physical ID and your LSAT eligibility and Prometric confirmation numbers. Your ID must be current, or expired within 3 months of your test date, and show a recent photo, your first and last name and your date of birth. Most other things go in a locker. Not sure you qualify? See the LSAT requirements.
A valid physical ID, with the name matching your LSAC account exactly.
Your LSAT eligibility number and Prometric confirmation number. Both are on the LSAT Status page in JD Services.
Your LawHub username and password.
Comfortable layers.
IDs That Are Not Accepted
A photo or scan of your ID.
A photocopy.
A student or employee ID.
A U.S. military ID card.
A Social Security card, birth certificate or credit card.
A temporary ID, unless your expired ID comes with it.
Check LSAC’s ID rules well before test day, as they are strict and can change.
What Goes in the Locker
A locker is provided for your other things, such as your phone and bag. Check Prometric’s list of preapproved items if you need something specific. Do not assume a snack or water can stay with you at your seat.
If Your Name Does Not Match
Fix it with LSAC before test day. A mismatch can stop you from testing, so check early.
FAQ
Can I bring scratch paper?
Follow the testing center’s rules, and check LSAC’s current instructions.
Can I use a digital ID?
No. LSAC says digital images and photocopies are not accepted.
What if my ID just expired?
It can still work if it expired within 3 months of your test date.
