In this policy
01 Purpose of an LoA
A Letter of Acceptance from LaKaspia: Jurnal Pengabdian Masyarakat records a journal decision for a specific manuscript. It is not proof that an article has already been published, indexed, assigned a DOI, or accepted by an external service.
02 Minimum verification data
A verification request should include the manuscript title or ID, corresponding author, LoA date and verification code if one is used. Do not send passwords, full identity documents or unnecessary research data.
03 Official route
Verification must use the journal-specific official route confirmed below or the editorial contact linked from this website. A telephone number, social-media account or third-party message is not authoritative unless listed by the journal.
04 Fraud indicators
Warning signs include altered domains, guaranteed publication or indexing, acceptance without editorial assessment, urgent payment to a personal account, inconsistent manuscript details, or claims that cannot be confirmed through the journal website.
05 Privacy and response
The journal should disclose only enough information to confirm or reject the document and must protect confidential submission records. A verification response should identify the official responder and should not reveal reviewer identities or private editorial discussion.
06 Correction or misuse
If a genuine LoA contains an error, the journal may issue a documented replacement. Suspected alteration or unauthorized use should be reported with the document and source, while avoiding public accusations until the evidence is assessed.
07 Journal-specific arrangements
Journal-specific arrangements have not yet been supplied. Contact the editorial office for verified information.
Questions or concerns about this policy?
Explain the issue and include a manuscript or article identifier where relevant. Do not share sensitive records through public channels.
Contact the editorial office →References and related guidance
Read alongside the journal’s review, complaints, AI, copyright, charges and preservation policies. Those arrangements must reflect actual practice.
References provide guidance; they do not assert membership, certification or endorsement of the journal by those organisations.