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OT - Professional Advice, Letter of Recommendation
cyount2009
Reg. Apr 2012
Posted 2014-03-21 12:32 PM
Subject: OT - Professional Advice, Letter of Recommendation



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Would it be inappropriate to submit a letter that is two years old? I have a letter from a former boss that I would like to submit and I can't get it updated in time because he is on vacation. Do you think it would be detrimental to submit a letter that old?
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horselover_jenn
Reg. Dec 2013
Posted 2014-03-21 12:46 PM
Subject: RE: OT - Professional Advice, Letter of Recommendation



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No it would be perfectly acceptable. I got a LOR from every employer Ive ever had for future resumes and also from all my undergraduate professors for my law school admissions. None of which were current by the time I actually submitted or had to use them. (Like YEARS after they were drafted).

Not sure what you are using it for but whatever the reason, anything you submit will be stronger WITH it than without it. You have to separate you from the others and the LOR may do just that =))) Hope this helps and GOOD LUCK!
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MissouriJen
Reg. Dec 2011
Posted 2014-03-21 12:52 PM
Subject: RE: OT - Professional Advice, Letter of Recommendation



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I agree!  Better to have an old one than none at all! 
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