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# My Recommendations
The **My Recommendations** feature allows you to add and manage your recommenders during the admissions process.
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Applicants can only add and manage recommenders for admissions where the **Recommendation Form** is enabled.
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## Access and Navigation
You can access **My Recommendations** under the **Applications** menu in your portal.
## Add a New Recommender
* On the admissions card, click the **Add** button at the upper-right corner
> If you have multiple open admissions, each will have its own option to add recommender
* Fill in the required details of your recommender (e.g., name, email address, and other requested information), click **Add** once complete
* A **recommendation request email** will be automatically sent to your recommender
## Resend a Recommendation Request
* Locate the recommender you wish to follow up with
* On the right side of their details, click the **Resend** button
* Confirm your action
* The system will immediately resend the recommendation request email
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