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28 Dec 2021, 14:34
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Hello ,
I was wondering whether someone could help me on this one , one of my recommenders accidentally instead of save pressed submit to his recommendation form , he informed me that his work on the application was incomplete. I still have not submitted the application, could I exclude him from the recommenders list and then tell him to do it all over again? Do when recommenders press submit the recommendation letter go directly to adcom? If I exclude him will the adcom see his first incomplete work?
I was wondering whether someone could help me on this one , one of my recommenders accidentally instead of save pressed submit to his recommendation form , he informed me that his work on the application was incomplete. I still have not submitted the application, could I exclude him from the recommenders list and then tell him to do it all over again? Do when recommenders press submit the recommendation letter go directly to adcom? If I exclude him will the adcom see his first incomplete work?
28 Dec 2021, 17:40
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Hi. In the modern world nothing is sent and nothing is printed on a dot matrix printer 
All the crap is in the cloud and in the online system that AdCom can access and look up. They will not turn to the LOR's until It is time to review your application. Same is with the GMAT Scores, they won't be verifying them until after the deadline sometime and looking them up in the database.
As to the LOR's - I know you can change recommenders but I don't know if you can add one, remove them and then add them again. This may depend on which Application system is used such as ApplyWeb or the other one. One idea: you can play around with it using a dummy application account and send yourself an invitiation using another email address of yours an LOR request, fill it out then log back into a dummy account, delete it and see if you can add the same email to the system. My only concern is being able to add the same email twice.
There are no concerns with the AdCom seeing that your recommender fumbled (it is a bit of an odd thing that they submitted it since it asks you and gives you a warning AFTER you click submit that says, you sure you want to submit and they have to confirm it again). However, no reason to be harsh on recommenders. It is a hard job writing LOR's and you should be graceful and forgiving to them. Anyway, recommenders mess up all the time. It is not unusual
Anyway, you can experiment with a dummy account and get your answer that way.
-BB
All the crap is in the cloud and in the online system that AdCom can access and look up. They will not turn to the LOR's until It is time to review your application. Same is with the GMAT Scores, they won't be verifying them until after the deadline sometime and looking them up in the database.
As to the LOR's - I know you can change recommenders but I don't know if you can add one, remove them and then add them again. This may depend on which Application system is used such as ApplyWeb or the other one. One idea: you can play around with it using a dummy application account and send yourself an invitiation using another email address of yours an LOR request, fill it out then log back into a dummy account, delete it and see if you can add the same email to the system. My only concern is being able to add the same email twice.
There are no concerns with the AdCom seeing that your recommender fumbled (it is a bit of an odd thing that they submitted it since it asks you and gives you a warning AFTER you click submit that says, you sure you want to submit and they have to confirm it again). However, no reason to be harsh on recommenders. It is a hard job writing LOR's and you should be graceful and forgiving to them. Anyway, recommenders mess up all the time. It is not unusual
Anyway, you can experiment with a dummy account and get your answer that way.
-BB
29 Dec 2021, 04:25
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You can most certainly remove the recommender and add them again. I remember one of my recommenders accidentally uploaded an incorrect document to the LoR and submitted it, so I had to remove them. The same e-mail works.
The exact method to do so depends on the school I guess. Booth/ Columbia have an option to 'exclude' a recommendation, while you can simply delete (if I remember correctly) in most other applications.
Also, I'm pretty sure the Adcom won't bother to look at this incomplete recommendation (even if they can); they probably have better stuff to do :p
The exact method to do so depends on the school I guess. Booth/ Columbia have an option to 'exclude' a recommendation, while you can simply delete (if I remember correctly) in most other applications.
Also, I'm pretty sure the Adcom won't bother to look at this incomplete recommendation (even if they can); they probably have better stuff to do :p
