Notice on Hold Placed on File Forum
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Notice on Hold Placed on File
Did anyone else receive this notice via email today?
"A hold has been placed on your file because you did not sign either your LSAT admission ticket, your LSAT answer sheet, your registration, or your report order form. A form letter has been sent to you. Please complete, sign, and respond as instructed on the letter."
Strange. I am sure I signed everything. Anyone else received this notice before or know that someone else who did?
Thanks
"A hold has been placed on your file because you did not sign either your LSAT admission ticket, your LSAT answer sheet, your registration, or your report order form. A form letter has been sent to you. Please complete, sign, and respond as instructed on the letter."
Strange. I am sure I signed everything. Anyone else received this notice before or know that someone else who did?
Thanks
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Re: Notice on Hold Placed on File
Did you take the LSAT before? Maybe you improved by over 10+ points.
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Re: Notice on Hold Placed on File
They tend to investigate if it's a point increase. This is different.
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Re: Notice on Hold Placed on File
Ah, my mistake. I was assuming this was just a generic message they use for any situation when they send out emails about the holds. For a point increase what is the typical increase they hold your score for?
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Re: Notice on Hold Placed on File
They tend not to investigate more than they tend to investigate. Point increases are rare cause for investigation.jaydizzle wrote:Ah, my mistake. I was assuming this was just a generic message they use for any situation when they send out emails about the holds. For a point increase what is the typical increase they hold your score for?
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Re: Notice on Hold Placed on File
Meet the LSAT detective:CastleRock wrote:They tend not to investigate more than they tend to investigate. Point increases are rare cause for investigation.jaydizzle wrote:Ah, my mistake. I was assuming this was just a generic message they use for any situation when they send out emails about the holds. For a point increase what is the typical increase they hold your score for?
And his trusty intern/assistant/ultrasaur:
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He's had a burning vendetta against velociraptors ever since witnessing his father's death as a child.
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Re: Notice on Hold Placed on File
I also got an email from LSAC today, not regarding a hold, but about the fact that I entered info on the answer sheet that was not required when I signed up for my LSAC account. You know what this means? They KNOW our SCORES and are just F-ING with our minds!!!
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Oooorrrrrr, they want to make sure all the people that want to cancel get their cancellations sorted out, they want to ensure that any bad questions are removed, and they want to catch the cheaters before they get their awesome scores. But I'm sure "messing with their minds" is probably on their list too lol...
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What kind of info? I don't get it.mcleod.an wrote:I also got an email from LSAC today, not regarding a hold, but about the fact that I entered info on the answer sheet that was not required when I signed up for my LSAC account. You know what this means? They KNOW our SCORES and are just F-ING with our minds!!!
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I wonder how many cheaters get awesome scores... I mean, I hardly have enough time to finish my own section, let alone look at the person next to me, copy his answers, remember which section he's on, and do my own section. Too much! lol. Those people must be great multitaskers. That being said, it surely goes on. Unfortunately [or fortunately depending on who you ask], one of the kids I studied with on occasion got a testing violation for continuing to bubble after time was called. Never a wise choice.mst wrote:Oooorrrrrr, they want to make sure all the people that want to cancel get their cancellations sorted out, they want to ensure that any bad questions are removed, and they want to catch the cheaters before they get their awesome scores. But I'm sure "messing with their minds" is probably on their list too lol...