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Submit Application Before LOR

Hi all!
Happy studying! I am currently in the middle of submitting apps. I sent an application to Georgetown ED with only one LOR (they require one but accept up to three). My other recommenders just finished and sent it to LSAC. Once I assign the LORs, will Georgetown receive the new letters?
Thanks in advance!

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  • Seeking PerfectionSeeking Perfection Alum Member
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    Yes, if you assign them to your Georgetown app. You might also want to email Georgetown telling them you made a change.

  • TheMikeyTheMikey Alum Member
    4196 karma

    Yeah they will get the new LORs

  • teamteamvicsterteamteamvicster Alum Member
    774 karma

    Thank you all! Just being a paranoid law student applicant. I emailed Gtown today :)

  • teamteamvicsterteamteamvicster Alum Member
    774 karma

    @"Seeking Perfection" said:
    Yes, if you assign them to your Georgetown app. You might also want to email Georgetown telling them you made a change.

    Do you happen to know what "Current Status: Application Held per Request" means?

  • calcal101calcal101 Alum Member
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    @teamteamvicster said:

    @"Seeking Perfection" said:
    Yes, if you assign them to your Georgetown app. You might also want to email Georgetown telling them you made a change.

    Do you happen to know what "Current Status: Application Held per Request" means?

    It likely says that because they’re holding (ie not reviewing currently) until they receive and fully process the new LOR.

  • Seeking PerfectionSeeking Perfection Alum Member
    4428 karma

    @teamteamvicster said:

    @"Seeking Perfection" said:
    Yes, if you assign them to your Georgetown app. You might also want to email Georgetown telling them you made a change.

    Do you happen to know what "Current Status: Application Held per Request" means?

    Did you ask them to hold it until you sent the other letters?

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