⚖️ Legal & Self-Advocacy Skills *coming soon
Course overview
Lesson Overview

9.9 – How to Ask for Written Confirmation: Written confirmation protects your understanding of any agreement or conversation. After a phone call or meeting, send a polite email summarizing what was discussed, then ask the other person to confirm accuracy. This creates a record of mutual understanding and prevents future disputes. Use professional, clear language and attach any relevant documents. If someone refuses to confirm in writing, note that in your records—it still supports your credibility. Written confirmation strengthens accountability and makes it easier to enforce promises or prove facts later. It’s one of the simplest yet most effective tools in advocacy. Asking for documentation shows foresight, organization, and seriousness. It ensures that your words—and others’—hold consistent meaning over time.

About this course

Knowledge and strategies to understand your rights, navigate legal systems, and advocate effectively for yourself.

This course includes:
  • Legal rights and resource guides
  • Self-advocacy planning templates and documentation checklists
  • Scenario-based exercises for practicingegal and advocacy interactions

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