Guys wats with the new LOR acceptance criteria by CAAPID? I heard they ll be just accepting electronic ones or paper LOR directly uploaded by the evaluator.
New CAAPID LOR system
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You could try emailing CAAPID about it.
Y don't. U have. A look at this
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Electronic format (preferred): As soon as the evaluator’s name and email address are provided, the evaluator will receive an email from ADEA CAAPID℠ directing him or her to the ADEA CAAPID℠ Evaluators Portal.
Paper format: While the electronic format is strongly encouraged, paper letters of evaluation are also accepted. Paper letters must be typed and accompany the request form.
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The letter of evaluation form requires a waiver statement. A U.S. federal law (P.L. 93-30, the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act [FERPA] of 1974) protecting education records requires applicants to certain educational programs, including dental education programs, to indicate whether they wish to waive or retain the right to read evaluations submitted on their behalf. If an applicant waives access, he or she is assuring the evaluator of the permanent confidentiality of comments made on behalf of the applicant.
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Yes, I confirmed it too. CAAPID do not accept the paper's anymore- only electronic submission.
Thank you.. So that means we need to provide details of the evaluators, for Example- dean and any other two professors,
and CAAPID will send emails to them and they have to upload LOR.
Can you plzzz tell me in detail. This is my first time applying and what about the LORs that we need to send to universities?
and CAAPID will send emails to them and they have to upload LOR.
Can you plzzz tell me in detail. This is my first time applying and what about the LORs that we need to send to universities?
Hi Harry.. Thank u for info..how to get extra BDS transcripts from university in India..Am from NTRUHS..few dental schools are asking for sealed transcripts. what is the process? Can u please help me?
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I think we all should write a letter to Caapid about foreign dentists LOR that electronically is really hectic,they should accept paper LOR