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RX8er wrote:

TxPiKapp wrote:Ok thanks, I think I will try this method. Should I send in the hard copies just in case?

No, no need to do that. After a week or two you will get a confirmation email saying they received your files. Then the wait starts. Have a laugh at this: viewtopic.php?f=83&t=63753" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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TxPiKapp wrote:Ok thanks, I think I will try this method. Should I send in the hard copies just in case?

I wouldn't. It might confuse them.

TxPiKapp wrote:

jmra wrote:You could email the docs - no envelope required.

Ive never heard you could do that. Just scan the items? I have a certified copy of a judgement for criminal history and I was told only original certified copies should be sent in. What email address can they be sent to?

Here's the link
http://www.txdps.state.tx.us/rsd/contact/default.aspx
At the bottom of the page fill out all the boxes with your info and in the comments section state that you are attaching all documentation for you CHL app.
At the very bottom you will see tools for attaching scanned documents. I did this with my renewal and my wife's renewal. If you look at the March applicants thread you will see many are doing the same thing. Seems to shave a few weeks off the process.

You could email the docs - no envelope required.