A person may be covered by the American with Disabilities Act even if the person is not disabled, but other people think the person is disabled.

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The ADA covers individuals who have a disability, have a record of a disability, or are regarded as having a disability, even if they do not meet the definition of disability under the law. This means that if others perceive an individual as having a disability, they may be protected under the ADA.

A Person May Be Covered by the American with Disabilities