<p>So anyway Columbia's site says they haven't received my one letter of recommendation, although I know that it's been sent (all the other colleges have received both). So I'm filling out a new recommendation form and I have to sign and date it.</p>
<p>What should I date it as? If I date it as today, will that look bad? I turned in my application nearly a month before the deadline, and my first recommendation was received then as well. Or should I date it as the date that my others were sent?</p>
<p>If you haven't already, call to make sure that they haven't received it (sometimes they don't update that information on the database quickly). </p>
<p>If it turns out that you do need to re-submit it, write across the top of the form, "replacement copy of recommendation sent December 10 (whenever it was) but not received."</p>
<p>Yea, but it is still early. If it was mailed in the last week, it is probably just sitting in their mailroom.</p>
<p>Columbia's site? Where do they have that information?</p>