I found myself assembling packets for my Saturday class and wondered why I still use large envelopes for the paperwork. I see two aspects of this:
For issuing the paperwork to students and for them to carry it away, the large envelope is nice because it allows all forms to be put in, including the CHL-100.
For mailing to DPS, the large envelope costs more and requires more postage. Is there any reason the paperwork could not be tri-folded into a #10 envelope? The signature block on the Photo Holder would still remain uncreased, so I see no reason DPS could not accept it.
Have any instructors switched to providing smaller envelopes for the supporting documents?
Has anyone stopped using large envelopes
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Has anyone stopped using large envelopes
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Re: Has anyone stopped using large envelopes
Now that fingerprints are electronic and no ten cards are mailed, I don't see why not.
Re: Has anyone stopped using large envelopes
I use #10 envelopes no problem so far.
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Re: Has anyone stopped using large envelopes
I still use the big ones because that is what I have. I will never use them up.

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Re: Has anyone stopped using large envelopes
Most businesses give priority when sorting to large envelopes, and they do not get misdirected as much as large ones.
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