Post #3977935
2026-05-09 03:41 UTC
To protect your privacy, consider revising your letter by removing your street address, using a secondary email and/or Google Voice number instead of your primary contact info, and ensuring your letter has a handwritten signature and has been notarized. As we understand it, contact info is not necessary if the letter has been signed and notarized as these serve as legal verification of your identity and adds credibility.
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@dfwsupportcommittee@mas.to 2026-05-09 03:41
As character letters are extremely critical to securing a more lenient sentence, we hope you’ll still participate, while making an informed decision. Please let us know if you are not comfortable with this, would like to modify or withdraw your letter, or have any other concerns as well. You can often get your letter notarized for free or a low cost at a number of places: - Public libraries - Banks - UPS