Does the signature has to be by a professor's hand or it can be signed electronically? My medical school of interest does not specify.
Unless you are only using this letter for that one school of interest, you should probably get a real sig.
Well I'm applying to more than one school but neither the medical schools nor AMCAS specify what kind of signature. Any one else?
You should assume real signatures unless explicitly stated that electronic signatures are accepted.
Okay thanks. The professors can create a username and password login and upload their letter of recommendation that is signed by them right? Does it have to be in a pdf format or it can be in microsoft word? Please don't assume that I'm lazy to read the FAQ, I have been reading like crazy on there. Thanks !
Sign up for Interfolio and have your profs submit through there. They have several options for signatures. The simplest one lets your writer create a signature using their mouse.
Yes, Interfolio gives writers three options:
- fax the signed letter to them
- scan & upload
- create a "written" signature with their mouse online.