<p>Says rec letters and secondary school reports are not received..
but the school has sent them and rec letters are downloaded on the commonapp website.
Anybody else have this problem?</p>
<p>Yes. Don’t worry about it.</p>
<p>yup mine says that too. my recs and school report were sent via snail mail so they probably haven’t been processed yet. i guess it takes a while for them to sort through everything.</p>
<p>Same thing over here</p>
<p>my rec letters are also saying not received even though I had teachers send them both. Definitely just time needed to process</p>
<p>My payment info on the commonapp website still only says submitted rather than downloaded, not just for Harvard, but a few other schools as well. Anyone else have that?</p>
<p>lol i don’t think any school has to “download” your payment
i think it just stays as “submitted” for everyone… at least all of my schools are like that right now</p>
<p>some of my scores are still listed as unofficial although I sent them all together with the ones that ARE listed as official. anyone else with this problem? why am I always so special in the wrong ways.</p>
<p>Well the thing is, 3 of my schools are actually listed as “downloaded” for the payments, while 5 of them just say “submitted.” For the ones that say downloaded it actually says that the school has downloaded you payment stuff, while the others are just submitted.</p>
<p>If it’s submitted or downloaded, it’s fine. </p>
<p>Help with my question, anyone?
“some of my scores are still listed as unofficial although I sent them all together with the ones that ARE listed as official. anyone else with this problem?”</p>
<p>My friend’s a bit confused about this… His fee waiver was sent with his school records. His waiver has been processed but it shows that his school records haven’t been received yet. I told him that everything’s okay and that filing’s going to take just a little more time… He doesn’t have anything to worry about, right?</p>
<p>Cadillac: That sounds strange! Give it a few more days/a week. If nothing gives, maybe you could contact Harvard?</p>