I called LSAC and a woman from LSAC explicitly said people outside the US could NOT take the domestic lsat flex. I'm in Asia rn but was hoping I could take the november test since I have an address in California anyways but they said I had to physically be in the States... sucks honestly but I DEFINITELY wouldn't risk using a VPN to go around LSAC or ProctorU.. I mean do it if you have nothing to lose but very risky especially without proof of LSAC saying its ok to do so.
I called LSAC and a woman from LSAC explicitly said people outside the US could NOT take the domestic lsat flex. I'm in Asia rn but was hoping I could take the november test since I have an address in California anyways but they said I had to physically be in the States... sucks honestly but I DEFINITELY wouldn't risk using a VPN to go around LSAC or ProctorU.. I mean do it if you have nothing to lose but very risky especially without proof of LSAC saying its ok to do so.