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About Waiving One's Right to See An LOR
ask_question - 07-19-11 11:23
I waive my rights for lor, but physician forgot to mention it on lor . he has already send it eras. will it get counted as waived?
ask_question - 07-19-11 11:23
I waive my rights for lor, but physician forgot to mention it on lor . he has already send it eras. will it get counted as waived?
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Re: About Waiving One's Right to See An adonis123 - 07-30-11 08:40 
posted by ask_question on 07-19-11 11:23
I waive my rights for lor, but physician forgot to mention it on lor . he has already send it eras. will it get counted as waived?
I waive my rights for lor, but physician forgot to mention it on lor . he has already send it eras. will it get counted as waived?
"I waive / I do not waive my rights to see this letter.
If "waive" is selected, I waive my right to see this letter under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). I understand that if I waive my right to see this letter, this document is not eligible to be returned to me through the ECFMG Return of Document Service (RoDs). I acknowledge that this letter is for the specific purpose of supporting my application for a residency."
The above declaration is from the LOR Cover Sheet.U must have given the LOR sheet signed by u to the LOR writer.Which option did u mark in the LOR sheet?
Moreover,the LOR writer shud have written the statement of waiver in the body of the LOR as well.
Best Wishes!
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