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Legal Documentation

Expert accessibility documentation: conformance letters, accessibility statements, and VPAT/ACR for WCAG 2.0, 2.1, 2.2 AA/AAA, ADA Title II & III, Section 508, ACA, AODA, EAA, and EN 301 549 compliance — produced after a thorough audit so every aspect of your digital accessibility is accurately represented.

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Overview

Legal documentation services

At AccessLevelUp, we understand the importance of clear, comprehensive legal documentation in demonstrating your commitment to digital accessibility. Our suite of legal documentation services is designed to help your organization align with WCAG 2.2 level AA standards and communicate this commitment effectively to your audience.

All our documentation is produced after a thorough audit and documentation process, ensuring that every aspect of your digital accessibility is accurately represented.

A letter of conformance attests to your compliance with specific accessibility standards. An accessibility statement publicly conveys your dedication. A VPAT/ACR details exactly how a product meets accessibility requirements — crucial for procurement.

Letter of Conformance

Accessibility Statement

VPAT / ACR (Accessibility Conformance Report)

Produced after a meticulous audit

Mapped to WCAG, Section 508 & EN 301 549

Procurement- and legal-ready

What's included

Our documentation services include

Formal, audit-backed documents that prove your commitment to accessibility — to users, customers, regulators, and procurement teams.

Letter of conformance

A formal document attesting that your digital services meet specific accessibility standards, issued after a meticulous audit.

Accessibility statement

A public commitment displayed on your site — the standards you adhere to, your methodology, and how to contact you.

VPAT / ACR

A detailed report outlining how a product meets accessibility standards — essential during procurement.

Audit-backed

Every document is produced after a rigorous accessibility audit, so the claims it makes are accurate and defensible.

Reassurance & trust

Conformance documentation acts as significant reassurance for users, potential customers, and stakeholders.

Tailored to your brand

We craft documentation that embodies your dedication to inclusivity while remaining aligned with your unique brand.

How it works

A simple, 4-step process

Audit

We conduct a thorough accessibility audit of the product or service to be documented.

Draft

We produce the appropriate document — conformance letter, statement, or VPAT/ACR.

Review

We map every claim to the relevant standard and review with you for accuracy.

Deliver

You receive finalized, procurement- and legal-ready documentation.

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What you get

Deliverables

Letter of Conformance

Accessibility Statement (for your site)

VPAT / ACR report

WCAG & Section 508 mapping

Audit summary backing each claim

Brand-aligned formatting

Why it matters

Proof of commitment that opens doors

Accessibility documentation reassures users, satisfies procurement requirements, and demonstrates the good-faith effort that matters in legal contexts.

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Demonstrate good faith

Documented conformance shows regulators and courts a genuine, ongoing commitment to accessibility.

Win procurement

A VPAT/ACR is often required to sell to government agencies and large enterprises.

Reassure customers

A public accessibility statement signals your business's ethos and values to your audience.

Accurate & defensible

Because every document is audit-backed, the claims you make hold up to scrutiny.

Questions

Frequently asked

What's the difference between a conformance letter and a VPAT?

A letter of conformance is a concise formal attestation that your services meet a standard. A VPAT/ACR is a detailed, criterion-by-criterion report of how a specific product conforms — typically required during procurement.

Do I need an audit first?

Yes. All our documentation is produced after a thorough audit so that every claim is accurate and defensible. We can bundle the audit with the documentation.

What is an accessibility statement?

It's a public document, usually displayed on your website, that conveys your commitment to accessibility — the standards you follow, your methodology, known limitations, and how users can contact you for help.

Will documentation protect me legally?

Documentation demonstrates good-faith effort and ongoing commitment, which matters in legal contexts. Combined with real remediation and monitoring, it significantly strengthens your position — though we are not a law firm.

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Start with a free assessment, or talk to our team about conformance letters, statements, and VPAT/ACR.

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