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@ When a recommender submits a letter, LSAC will email you. It's instantaneous - one of my recommenders emailed me right after she submitted her letter. I received an email from LSAC seconds later.

Also, you should be able to see which of your recommenders fulfilled your request on the LoR page of LSAC's website.

Thank you, but in fact she said she faxed the letter...

Do you know whether I will get a confirmation letter in this case?

And how long will it take to show up on the website?

I called them twice but they only answered it may take up to 10 days...is it really that long?

I thought faxing and emailing are kind of the same, they can just proceed right away...

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Be somewhat skeptical of this advice, I have not submitted applications yet. To the best of my knowledge this is how I believe it is:

Once it is submitted to lsac I think it's almost instantaneous. I know as soon as my professors uploaded the letters I saw them in the lsac portal. I think the deadline means it's the last day to submit the application through LSAC. Since it's electronic, I don't see why there would be a delay. I'm assuming though, maybe reach out to the schools admission office and ask for clarification or look at the schools FAQ

Maybe in the next email ask for a confirmation she received the email. I don't know - if I were in your shoes, I would try to send out some form of contact to get conformation because this is your application and it's 9 days until the deadline.

Hi,

So do you know if LSAC received the letter, but still processing, they will notify us?

How do we know the recommender already submitted the letter?

So frustrated...when I called them they said they cannot answer whether they received the letter.

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It seems the prof is quiet busy right now so I'm worried if I call her it can bother her...maybe another email should be OK right?

I didn't get a reply to my last email to her...

do you know how long it takes for LSAC to upload the letter once they get it?

Cuz I can submit application once they get the letter right...

And I'm worried, when school says the dead line is 2/15 does that mean school has to receive the application by 2/15 or is I submit the application through LSAC by 2/15, it's fine and does not matter when they receive&open the application?

By the way, when I met her I already told her the deadline is 2/15 and she said it should be OK.

I see. Thanks :) I just wanted to know it's safe I guess cuz I have never shown my transcript to others except for adcom.

lol I see. Thanks :)

Thank you both.

It sees like my professor is willing to write a throughout letter for me, I'm so grateful then.

Thank you so much everyone...I feel much relieved.

I could not do anything today, but thought about this thing all the day...

I will start to work on my application again now. Thank you!!

I'll do my best.

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Thanks, I hope so...

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Does that mean if I will not it can affect my application?

I'm not sure how to talk to him...he always talk loud and my heart bump a lot whenever I talk with him.

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Thanks,:)

Hi, thank you @

ALso by the way,

When they ask whether we applied to other schools,

Can we just choose "do not apply me" box and leave it blank? (like Fordham school)

Or we should fill them out if we do apply other schools...wonde why they ask this in the application.

I also wonder why they ask ethnicity...

Do people answer this or leave it blank?

Will it affect the decision?

I know officially they will say no, but...

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Thanks again.

I don't know, because people say you have to attract their attention and I put the two sentences kind of trying to be appleaning but...

And, when they say the page number is unlimited, is it really unlimited? Or should we still make it to be 2 pages?

I wonder how many pages people usually write for this type of instruction.

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Thanks:)

Thanks guys,

Good to know.

So we don't have to or actually, cannot submit to adcom directly right? We submit all materials on LSAC I guess?

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Thanks. :)

Can I ask one more question?

Can a paragraph consist of only 2 sentences? Or it's not appropriate?