What happens next?

How to know and exercise your rights as a person with a disability
Order copies of free americans with disabilities act (ada) materials.
You can get these from the u.s. department of justice.
You can also call the ada's 24-hour, toll-free number to listen to recorded information or to order information pertaining to disability rights over the phone.

Pick from: (1). Disability manuals such as evaluation and your disability assessment plan are offered to give you a feeling of belonging. If you need help figuring out if you need special care, you can visit the ada's webpage at. (2). Your form would include specific information regarding what document they've violated. For example, if your work visa is exempt from disability discrimination lawsuits, you can call the website, which should provide a list of all the documentation you have. (3). The ada offers its publications in standard print, large print, braille, on audiotape or on a computer disk. Join an alliance for disability awareness or become a member of disability independence. (4). Ask anyone you need to talk to if they need any sort of proof. You won't have to tell anyone what happened to get free access to your disability rights.
(3).