What the official page lists for each letter
The letters come from established organisations that are experts in the field, and at least one of them is based in the UK.
Source: GOV.UK, Global Talent arts and culture: combined arts, dance, literature, music, theatre or visual arts, checked .
The applicant has worked with the organisation or person who writes the letter.
Source: GOV.UK, Global Talent arts and culture: combined arts, dance, literature, music, theatre or visual arts, checked .
Each letter is up to 3 single sides of A4 paper, excluding the author's credentials and contact details.
Source: GOV.UK, Global Talent arts and culture: combined arts, dance, literature, music, theatre or visual arts, checked .
Each letter comes with the author's CV, or other proof of their credentials that the endorsing body will accept.
Source: GOV.UK, Global Talent arts and culture: combined arts, dance, literature, music, theatre or visual arts, checked .
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