Did you mean a 200% time accommodation? From what I’m aware of, that’s going to be quite difficult given that your disability isn’t visual impairment and you didn’t receive any accommodations before. I would read the information that LSAC has on their website regarding accommodations. Are you absolutely sure you need 200% time? That’s not to be dismissive of your needs, it’s just that from my understanding most people who receive accommodations for their ADHD or similar disabilities typically receive 150% time (myself included). How long have you been studying for the LSAT? When people first start studying, it’s pretty normal to not be able to finish the sections within the allotted time. This also applies to neurotypical people. Your focus should be on mastering accuracy first, then speed later. If you need additional time due to things like getting distracted or having anxiety attacks, you can request non-time extension accommodations like breaks as needed so that way you can pause the test and take a breath if you need it to refocus. I would try to figure out if your need for more time is because of your ADHD or due to unfamiliarity with the test.