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can I email instead of regular mail?
I spoke to the receptionist guy at a smaller firm. I basically just asked if they take 2Ls. He said to mail my application to this guy - a partner/principle at the firm. I asked if I should email or regular mail, he said regular mail. The partner has his email address on the website.. can I just email him anyway? That's what most law firms do, and the receptionist may not know....is it a big deal? Or should I actually go get a manilla envelope and regular mail.?
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Re: can I email instead of regular mail?
Yes, I would listen to the explicit directions from the person who may be able to hire you. Buy some forever stamps.Anonymous User wrote:I spoke to the receptionist guy at a smaller firm. I basically just asked if they take 2Ls. He said to mail my application to this guy - a partner/principle at the firm. I asked if I should email or regular mail, he said regular mail. The partner has his email address on the website.. can I just email him anyway? That's what most law firms do, and the receptionist may not know....is it a big deal? Or should I actually go get a manilla envelope and regular mail.?