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Monthly Archives: January 2017
Faxing a voided check
I’ve been asked to send a voided check to my real estate agent for the house we’re buying. I’m a little psyched out about emailing it, but I don’t know if mailing it or faxing it would be better.
Can I get a transcript faxed?
I’m in the second round of interviews for a job I really want, and I just found out I need my undergrad transcript. Can I ask my school to fax it, and is that the fastest way?
Email or fax a resume?
I’m applying for a job and the post says I can email or fax in my resume. Is one of them better than another?