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Yes! You may still assign a recommender to your colleges after you submit your application.

Yes! You may still assign a recommender to your colleges after you submit your application.

If a recommender has already started the process of providing a recommendation, you cannot remove or edit that recommender. If you already have 3 active recommendations, you must Exclude one of them in order to add a new one.

A letter of recommendation is sent from the recommender directly to the university or employer. You do Not have a copy. If you are five years later applying for a new job or a new graduate student slot, you ask the person to update the letter of recommendation and submit it to the new college/employer.

Speaking strictly as a matter of ethics, I would have to say no, it would not be unethical so long as you did not change any of the actual words (other than perhaps correcting their spelling) or change the meaning / intent of the letter.

About 52% of prospective students write the letter and get it signed from recommender. We don't know what percentage of 52% got admission, but from real life experience, universities assume the authenticity of the recommendation letter. Probably very few (less than 1%) might check the authenticity.

To edit a recommendation letter originally created in the online editor, click on the Edit button ( ) for the letter you wish to edit. This will open the Review/Edit Recommendation screen (figure 4). 4. Once you have completed your changes, click the Next button to continue.