Usually it's less than that. What I've seen so far is people getting approved within 3 days if their writing wasn't flagged and they followed the instructions. People like me, who forgot to show both sides of the paper during the room scan and showed it later, were approved within 10 days. I'd probably call LSAC and ask about your writing status, I think 3 weeks is way too long.
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Usually it's less than that. What I've seen so far is people getting approved within 3 days if their writing wasn't flagged and they followed the instructions. People like me, who forgot to show both sides of the paper during the room scan and showed it later, were approved within 10 days. I'd probably call LSAC and ask about your writing status, I think 3 weeks is way too long.