stash wrote:Mr. Cotton - I hope I am not reading to much into this little statement. Sure would be nice.Liberty wrote:Of course, no fingerprints at all in 2011 would be even better.
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- Sat Sep 12, 2009 10:10 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Changes to DPS Processing of CHL Applications
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Re: Changes to DPS Processing of CHL Applications
AMEN to THAT!!!
- Thu Sep 10, 2009 2:58 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Changes to DPS Processing of CHL Applications
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Re: Changes to DPS Processing of CHL Applications
Thanks, Charles, to you and Dan for your work on this, and for keeping us informed.
One small suggestion I might offer to simplify the paperwork would be be to eliminate the three required notarized affidavits by incorporating any critical acknowledgements, authorizations, and affirmations into the application itself.
If that if is not possible, at least maybe all of the required information could be reduced into one single notarized document. Those of us who provide the notary service to our students would appreciate the simplification, it would help make the stacks smaller in Austin, and it might even save a few trees in the process.
We appreciate everything that you do!
One small suggestion I might offer to simplify the paperwork would be be to eliminate the three required notarized affidavits by incorporating any critical acknowledgements, authorizations, and affirmations into the application itself.
If that if is not possible, at least maybe all of the required information could be reduced into one single notarized document. Those of us who provide the notary service to our students would appreciate the simplification, it would help make the stacks smaller in Austin, and it might even save a few trees in the process.
We appreciate everything that you do!