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prob a silly question but...

moretothegirl · 2009-11-06 17:30:45

ok at the risk of sounding so stupid, iv to get a reference and it has to be sealed and signed along the seal. i got the reference weeks ago but never checked if it was signed along the seal and now i have to submit it, so no more time to go back to referee to sign . im gonna sound stupid but is there any other way that…

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06-11-2009 6:30pm

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moretothegirl

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ok at the risk of sounding so stupid, iv to get a reference and it has to be sealed and signed along the seal.

i got the reference weeks ago but never checked if it was signed along the seal and now i have to submit it, so no more time to go back to referee to sign .
im gonna sound stupid but is there any other way that she may have signed it along the seal along the inside maybe that i just can't see? or because there is no signature on the outside does this mean they havent done it properly??

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#2 06-11-2009 10:08pm
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AFAIK what they're looking for is for the referee to sign along the seal of the envelope.

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#3 07-11-2009 12:15pm
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Yes as Red Alert says, she should have put the reference in an envelope and sealed it closed and then signed over the seal. Basically it's to ensure that the reference has not been tampered with (ie by you, adding a few superlatives!)

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