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[geh926]

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So I'm applying for a gap year teaching position and need to submit 2 letters of rec with some other documents as part of one big packet. However, all my lor's are all on Interfolio. Is there anyway to get sealed lor's from them so I can submit them? I would just send them straight from Interfolio but they said all documents must come from me in a single delivery

Any ideas?

 

[DAPI]

So I'm applying for a gap year teaching position and need to submit 2 letters of rec with some other documents as part of one big packet. However, all my lor's are all on Interfolio. Is there anyway to get sealed lor's from them so I can submit them? I would just send them straight from Interfolio but they said all documents must come from me in a single delivery

Any ideas?

Just have interfolio mail them to your address?

The one thing I would say with this is to let your letter writers know what you are doing. Its thought by some that interfolio sends the writer an email every time you request a letter and you do not want your writers questioning this or thinking you have sent them to yourself to read them.

 

[geh926]

Just have interfolio mail them to your address?

The one thing I would say with this is to let your letter writers know what you are doing. Its thought by some that interfolio sends the writer an email every time you request a letter and you do not want your writers questioning this or thinking you have sent them to yourself to read them.

I thought I had read that Interfolio will only send to recognized business' or schools. Would it work that way? I just don't want to breach any confidentiality terms.

 

[DAPI]

Have them mail then to your mom or dad's work?

That's why I said to send the LOR writers an email.

Do you really think interfolio cares what you do with the letter? They just want your $$

 

[DAPI]

Or just ask your LOR writer to print the letter and have them sign it. If they were willing to write a letter I'm sure they will be more than happy to sign another copy.