The purpose of this study was to investigate the specific procedures, identification specialists’ awareness, and improvement demand regarding the current identification process for students with learning disabilities(LD), focusing on the Special Education Support Centers(SESC) in Korea. A questionnaire was created based on the current identification process via Google form and distributed to the SESC located nationwide. A total of 26 answers was collected. Major findings include that 24% of the SESC do not use the current identification guidelines, and it is difficult to differentiate LD from intellectual disabilities, borderline intellectual functioning, emotional/behavioral disorder, or general learning difficulties. Related to this point, the specialists of the SESC asked for more specific guidelines and procedures to identify unique characteristics of LD to discern from other disabilities or difficulties. They also required to clarify guidelines for evaluating exclusionary factors and to strengthen professional development on the use of testing tools and overall identification process for the SESC specialists as well as general classroom teachers. Based on these results, implications for research and practice were discussed.