Do the LORs need to be sealed in an envelope? - joydon

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I am confused as to if the lors need to be sealed in an envelope and sealed and signed across the flap. I got couple of lors from my observership in a letter head of the institute, and signed by the attendings in blue ink. Its not in an envelope and sealed. Some one plz reply

[ArchivalUser]

if it is sealed and signed across, then u have waived ur right to see the letter, also the writer shuld have written the statement saying that u waived the right to see the letter.
The 2 u are describing are not waived.

[ArchivalUser]

Does it impact the application with respect to the lor being waived or not?

[ArchivalUser]

i have been hearing that if u waived your right (meaning u did not see the letter), it is stronger than a letter which u saw and read


god, ecfmg makes everthing sooo complex!