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To mail or e-mail an application? That is the question...

THE ANSWER wrote:To mail or e-mail an application? That is the question...

By e-mail, do you mean using LSAC to apply? If so, then yes, e-mail is the answer.

byunbee wrote:

THE ANSWER wrote:To mail or e-mail an application? That is the question...

By e-mail, do you mean using LSAC to apply? If so, then yes, e-mail is the answer.

This is the Legal Employment forum, so I believe they mean employment applications.

byunbee wrote:

THE ANSWER wrote:To mail or e-mail an application? That is the question...

By e-mail, do you mean using LSAC to apply? If so, then yes, e-mail is the answer.

lulz

CyLaw wrote:

byunbee wrote:

THE ANSWER wrote:To mail or e-mail an application? That is the question...

By e-mail, do you mean using LSAC to apply? If so, then yes, e-mail is the answer.

This is the Legal Employment forum, so I believe they mean employment applications.

Ooooh my bad, didn't look at the forum tag. No wonder this question made no sense.

So what is the answer then?

byunbee wrote:So what is the answer then?

Call and ask which they prefer?

Renzo wrote:

byunbee wrote:So what is the answer then?

Call and ask which they prefer?

That makes perfect sense.

Do what they say. If they just mention e-mail then e-mail it to them and vice versa. If it doesn't state, then just give the employer a call and politely ask.