well i guess mine should have arrived already but local post doesn’t deliver unless it’s just a letter. i’ll go to post office on Monday and if it’s still not there i’ll just leave my cell phone number.
charter awarded 8/8/17. but we all know it’s just symbolic for all our labor
how exactly do you post pics from say your pc? i dont wanna deal with url html crap…
what’s wrong with leaving your cell phone number in a local post? but ok, i wouldn’t be supervised if charters are delivered by drones and can be tracked real time in US. We’re a bit backward, sigh.
Frankly, I don’t even know how to utilize a designation over here, sigh.
I have tried to figure this out and never could. I don’t think this feature exists at AF
I imagine the US Postal Service would kindly tell me to F@CK OFF if I left my cell number and said “hey fam give me a buzz when this package arrives”. Instead the postal carrier will conveniently bring me a slip of paper roughly a week after said package arrives at the post office, telling me that I have something there. Usually this will consist of a mystery letter related to a class action lawsuit involving something I haven’t owned in 10 years.
We are testing a new drone delivery system, though, and I just received this real-time image of my CFA Charter tube being deployed to my address:
Does Mongolia have a CFA Society or did you join in Russia or something? Maybe move to China?
I’d check with Institute. This is a not normal delay. Maybe, someone stole your package from PO box or what else. In my case this was some kind of a registered mail. I must put my signature by receiving this.
So I was awarded the charter on 25th September but I never received the charter in the tube. So I contacted the CFA membership team and sent them a replacement CFA charter form in February. They said I’ll receive the charter within the next 6 weeks. It’s been more than that now. I’ve written back to them but no response. What should I do? I know the address is correct because on that address I received the CFA package that contained the CFA lapel pin, business card holder and pen.