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29 Dec 2004, 07:32
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Hi,
My recommender has used plain papers to answer the questions schools have asked in the recommendation letters. Does he have to use salutations on those papers? If so what would be appropriate salutation?
Does he also have to sign those papers? He will definitely sign on the scholls recommendation forms but not sure whether he needs to sign the papaers he wrote on. (especcially when the letter contains questions and answers.)
Thanks for your help
My recommender has used plain papers to answer the questions schools have asked in the recommendation letters. Does he have to use salutations on those papers? If so what would be appropriate salutation?
Does he also have to sign those papers? He will definitely sign on the scholls recommendation forms but not sure whether he needs to sign the papaers he wrote on. (especcially when the letter contains questions and answers.)
Thanks for your help
29 Dec 2004, 13:01
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gmatblast
1) If your recommender is not filling out an online recommendation or using a rigid form, then he can address the letter "To whom it may concern, "
2). Yes, if he is writing a letter he should sign it.
Good luck!
