Follow the steps to successfully complete the SAS verification form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the SAS Verification Form. This will allow you to open and complete the form in your preferred digital format.
2. Begin by entering the student information in the designated fields. Include the student's name, Dartmouth ID number (if known), and email address.
3. Proceed to the provider information section. Fill in your name, email, title, license or certification number, issuing state, address, and phone number.
4. In the 'Summary of Current Care' section, provide the date of initial contact with the student and the date of the most recent formal appointment. Indicate the frequency of contact since the initial visit.
5. Summarize the student's present symptoms, the settings in which they manifest, and any academic functions that are affected. Be thorough to highlight the severity of these limitations.
6. Detail the student's current treatment regimen, including any medications or therapies, and describe any side effects that may impact educational performance.
7. Address any crisis episodes related to the student's condition, if applicable.
8. Provide historical and assessment information, including age at onset of symptoms, pertinent history, any previous treatments or hospitalizations, the student's diagnosis, and ICD 10 or DSM-5 codes.
9. List any assessment measures used, and note any alternative conditions considered or ruled out.
10. Indicate whether the student's condition is stabilized or variable, providing recommendations for reassessment if necessary.
11. Finalize the form by offering any recommendations for accommodations based on the student's functional limitations along with an explanation of their relevance.
12. Once all fields are filled, review the form for completeness and clarity. Save your changes and consider downloading a copy for your records before submitting via fax or email.

Start completing the Dartmouth College SAS Verification Form online today to support your student's accessibility needs.