ILL is a network of participating libraries throughout the world who lend materials to each other. The UGA Law Library is an active participant in ILL, and our high volume of lending and borrowing keeps Circulation Manager Myrtle Miller hopping. To submit an ILL request, please ask for a form at the Circulation Office. Although Myrtle works hard to fill as high a percentage of your ILL requests as possible, it is not always possible to fill every request. It may take 2 to 3 weeks to obtain a desired item from a library that is willing to loan it, so please submit your requests as early as possible.
Some libraries charge a lending fee for some items.
A Reference Librarian will assist you in locating accurate bibliographic information. If you found the citation to the item through a periodicals index or similar source, please print out a copy of the bibliographic information and attach it to your ILL request. OmniPage Pro lets you scan any document and convert it to editable text and graphics. OmniPage Pro is one of the leading optical character recognition software packages and offers a high degree of accuracy, but be forewarned, you will still need to carefully proofread scanned documents. This is the time of year when many students are working on writing requirements, take-home exams, theses and other valuable documents.