Emailing documents

[Bruin98]

my wife took her class Saturday. She's set for fingerprinting tomorrow am. She said her instructor told her to email everything for faster processing. This is the same guy who had me send mine I via certified mail. Mine took about a month.

Really I'm just checking to see if email>uploading files>certified mail. I did both of the last two.

Several threads on it already but never an answer.

Can you really send your stuff in an email or do you need to upload it?

[Pawpaw]

Emailing worked like a dream for my renewal last year.

[VoiceofReason]

Remember e-mail is not secure and unless they send a confirmation e-mail you do not have hard proof they received.

It takes a little longer but I sent mine USPS “return receipt.

I figured it was worth the little extra wait not to have someone else get my personal info and have hard proof someone had it in hand on that date.

Just my 2 cents.

[Bruin98]

That's what I did voice. It took 23 days from arrival to arrival.

It's her Xmas present so 23 days from tomorrow would be damn near perfect.

[JALLEN]

Whatever you do, don't send a little this way and a little that way.

I believe you up load .pdf documents following the directions on their website.

[RicoTX]

I uploaded mine via the website. On the online form when you do the upload you put your DL number, so there should be no issue with it not being attached to your application.