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i was under the impression that your letters are sent directly to AMCAS itself, and part of the application verification process. is this true? not true?
in my case, i have a composite writer/committee and they are composing one letter. i was certain that they would send it directly to the source and I just do my part (application data, ect)
For schools using the AMCAS letters pilot program that is true. I'm not sure which schools are on board for this year, but it wasn't a whole lot this cycle. For VirtualEvals, you or your committee/career office/agent/ninja send them the letters which are then made available electronically for schools to peruse at their leisure. Notable exceptions to this are schools that demand things be sent on paper (there are only a handful that do this). I would imagine that Interfolio has a similar system.
Note: Even if made available super-early, it will still take some time for schools to mark them as received.