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A respectful and formal opening. A statement about the college/program that you are applying to. A clear request for the letter of recommendation. The reason you are asking this teacher in particular.

You can submit your application when ready, even if your recommenders have not completed and submitted letters of recommendation for you yet. Be sure to add the requests to your applications before you submit. That way when your recommenders complete the recommendations, the colleges will have access to them.

If it's impossible to sign the letter and/or put the recommendation on letterhead, as long as an unsigned letter is submitted by the school (from the school's email address by a school official such as a principal, tutor, headteacher, teacher, or university counselor) then it should be fine.

An up-to-date resume. Your current role or what you're doing now. What the recommendation is for. Why you're qualified. Relevant work habits, academic successes or skills.

You do not need to wait for all your recommendation letters to be submitted before submitting your application. You should, however, always check with your intended program to determine whether or not supporting materials need to arrive by the program deadline.

Don't ever forge signatures. Your recommendation letter must be genuine.Don't be surprised if the person you are asking for a recommendation letter asks you to write a letter that they will later modify and sign. This is a common practice.

Don't ever forge signatures. Your recommendation letter must be genuine.Don't be surprised if the person you are asking for a recommendation letter asks you to write a letter that they will later modify and sign. This is a common practice.