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Sorry I suck at forum searching - are you supposed to put your name and LSAC number on each page of your PS/DS and/or Addendum and resume?
Or just submit it as is

Some schools ask you to. I put it on all my essays just in case. I left my resume as is because it already has my name.

bk187 wrote:Some schools ask you to. I put it on all my essays just in case. I left my resume as is because it already has my name.

Assume you just put it as a header in the corner of the document?

Yeah top left like this:

[Name] - Personal Statement, Page 2 of 2
L999999999

bk187 wrote:Yeah top left like this:

[Name] - Personal Statement, Page 2 of 2
L999999999

Thanks BK.

I Just put it on my PS. Shit, I hope its not a big deal otherwise. I didnt put it on resume/addendum...

GoBroncos22! wrote:I Just put it on my PS. Shit, I hope its not a big deal otherwise. I didnt put it on resume/addendum...

I'm sure you'll be fine on your resume and addendum, since they typically dont go over a page...
Of course, I wouldnt know, which is why I asked the question to everyone in the first place

are your LSAC account # and Credential Assembly Service # the same thing?

seanPtheB wrote:are your LSAC account # and Credential Assembly Service # the same thing?

Yes

I only recall one school I applied to specifically asking for this. Other than that, LSAC sends an electronic copy of your app that has your statements all as part of it, like one running document. Therefore, I don't think its would be an issue and I am not sure why some schools would want your name on each statement.

I just made a header with name, LSAC#, and title of page (like PS or C&F addendum or whatever). I didn't use it on my resume, because i just added by LSAC# right under my name on that page.

Samara wrote:

seanPtheB wrote:are your LSAC account # and Credential Assembly Service # the same thing?

Yes

thanks Samara