I didn't use LSAC, but ask my university to directly send the transcripts in a sealed envelope to Georgetown. Will my application be rejected by Georgetown for this reason?

they do accept this, but you should explain why you don't want to use LSAC (financial reasons,...)

Yes they will accept them, but you have to fill out and send the LSAC waiver request form, where you will explain the reasons why you're not using the service. I did it and I got in.

good luck!

Georgetown Law is unable to waive or reduce the fee for the LSAC Credential Assembly Service. Applicants educated outside the U.S. for whom the fee represents a significant financial burden may submit a waiver form (http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions/documents/LLMCASwaiverform.doc). Georgetown's Registrar's Certification Form, and official transcripts (with certified or notarized English translation, if required directly to the Graduate Admissions Office.

http://www.law.georgetown.edu/admissions/GradApplicationProcess.htm

hey this waiver form wants you to certify georgetown is the ONLY place you have applied to. So if I don't certify as such will they throw out my wiaver for and reject my application? Thoughts on how you guys answered this question.

I sent them back the letter saying that GULC is the ONLY place I have applied to that REQUIRES me to get my transcripts certified by LSAC.

They accepted that!