What EHCP Clarity is
EHCP Clarity is a preparation service for parents and carers in England. After you match your situation and pay, it helps you:
- Understand which EHCP process or route appears to apply to their situation
- Send documents and a structured account of the situation to an assigned case professional
- Receive a draft document — a request letter (£249), appeal grounds (£349), or plan challenge (£449) — prepared by an assigned case professional
- Review that draft, then send it themselves, with guidance on how to send it and what to attach
What EHCP Clarity is not
- Not legal advice: No output from EHCP Clarity constitutes legal advice. We do not assess the legal merits of your case or tell you whether you will succeed.
- Not legal representation: EHCP Clarity does not represent you in any proceedings. You are responsible for all submissions made in your name.
- Not tribunal advocacy: EHCP Clarity does not appear at hearings and does not provide advocacy services.
- Not a substitute for professional advice: If your case is complex, contested, or involves significant legal risk, you should seek advice from a qualified SEN solicitor or SENDIASS.
- Not responsible for your deadlines: You remain responsible for statutory time limits, Tribunal windows, and what you actually send. We do not file, lodge, or serve documents for you.
- Not a drafting tool you operate yourself: You do not use an AI product on this website. This website does not send your files or intake to OpenAI or another AI provider on your behalf. A case professional prepares the pack. You review it.
Draft packs
A draft pack is a starting point based on what you send us. We do not independently verify reports, dates, or other facts. The draft may contain errors, omissions, or wording that does not fit. You must read it carefully and change anything that is wrong or incomplete before you use it.
Matching typical council responses and citing SEND law as it stands is part of how the pack is prepared. It is not a legal opinion on the merits of your case, and it is not a prediction of what a local authority or Tribunal will decide.
Staff may use AI writing tools internally on de-identified excerpts as a writing aid. The case professional remains the author of the pack. That does not make the pack legal advice, and it does not remove your duty to review it.
EHCP Clarity cannot predict or guarantee the outcome of any EHCP process, appeal, or tribunal hearing. Email support on the delivered document is factual support only — not legal advice. Outcomes depend on individual facts, evidence, and the decisions of local authorities and tribunals.
Where to get further help
If you need legal advice or advocacy support, consider contacting:
- SENDIASS (SEN and Disability Information Advice and Support Service): Free, impartial advice for parents and young people — find your local service at gov.uk.
- IPSEA (Independent Provider of Special Education Advice): Free legally-based advice on SEN and EHCPs. ipsea.org.uk
- SEN solicitors: Specialist solicitors can advise on tribunal appeals and complex cases.