current LOR processing time

[jennynam]

p.s. I opened up the Letter ID PDF, and it looks like they actually had to reprocess all the forms and input them into the new LOR format. I did notice though, that my signature and date doesn't appear on the LOR form anymore....does this mean schools will think I didn't sign the waiver?

I just talked to someone on LSAC (sorry to add to the calls  ). The form is actually not sent out to the schools, only the letter; it's just used for internal purposes. The fact that you waived or did not waive your right is captured somewhere on the report, so we should be fine.

[Yoshi]

my missing LOR sent end of September was processed this morning in honor of the Sox 

sorry to all those who are still waiting

Mine went in as well (finally!).  Maybe everyone at LSAC was so wrapped up in the series and that's why they've been so behind...

[Trel]

Holy *&^% one of my letters got processed.  Ok well one letter that was sent on 9/29 was processed today and I'm still waiting on one more.  I'm going to talk to my other professor tomorrow and make sure he's certain about sending it out on 9/29

[murkydreamer]

One of my letters sent 10/15 was also processed today.

[JRG83]

wtf.  I am still waiting.  I guess it's time to fax that letter..

[casino]

good news for all of you that submitted letters of recommendations using the old form during the last week of september.  mine was finally processed today, october 28.

may all of you have the same good fortune.

casino

[runner8]

I yelled out a really loud YESSSSSS when I received the e-mail that my long awaited letter had been processed.  Everyone in the library stared at me, they could never know how happy I was.  Keep believing the LSAC hamsters in wheels will get yours done too.  It was about 3 weeks for me. 

[eileen2004]

I collected my two letters and mailed them together in one envelope so my LSAC file wouldn't get sent out with only one letter.  Somehow they've managed to post one (yesterday morning) and not the other.  How??  They were in the same damn enevelope!

[Negotiator]

So, I spend $20 buying envelopes and stamps, write a letter, and give them to my recommenders to send off to all the individual law schools. Immediately after I do this, I get my processed email... it took ONE F*CKING MONTH!

[JRG83]

hallefreakinglujah.  My letter was FINALLY processed!