LOR Processed out of order? Forum

[ThreeRivers]

My one professor told me when I ran into him last Thursday that my LOR was already in the mail, my other professor didn't even have cover letter that went with it until I dropped it off in his office last Friday.

The one who obviously mailed it later is processed and the one who said it already mailed isn't processed? Is this common or does it mean that the first professor just lied to me?

[941law]

anyone answering this question would just be speculating. I believe LSAC tells students it can take up to 10 days after they receive it, so do the math and then get to the bottom of it. FWIW lsac does a pretty good job of getting your stuff in order as long as your lsac # and name are easily found. They know the deal.

[rise128]

anyone answering this question would just be speculating. I believe LSAC tells students it can take up to 10 days after they receive it, so do the math and then get to the bottom of it. FWIW lsac does a pretty good job of getting your stuff in order as long as your lsac # and name are easily found. They know the deal.

Professor faxed mine today at about 2, it is already in.

[PersuasiveCharm]

anyone answering this question would just be speculating. I believe LSAC tells students it can take up to 10 days after they receive it, so do the math and then get to the bottom of it. FWIW lsac does a pretty good job of getting your stuff in order as long as your lsac # and name are easily found. They know the deal.

Professor faxed mine today at about 2, it is already in.

Wow.

[PersuasiveCharm]

Hey all! Just thought I would update to help give others an idea of the different time variations... I sent my transcript in for one day rush delivery on the 5th, and it has posted on LSAC today the 14th. Good luck to the rest of you.