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Hello everyone, did you have any paper on submitting scores and transcripts in your package? I could not find anything even though it is mentioned in the main letter. Are there any deadlines to submit this.

yeah i got one... i think it was pink in color.... i guess the deadline is 1st july 2014

Hey guys, international student here, need some help with the documents mentioned in the DCOF. What's the difference between "Letter of Guarantee" and "Affidavit of Support"? Also, "notarized" Affidavit of Support, does it mean the letter has to be signed by a public notary? Peter

hey guys, admitted waiting for my offer package now....congrats to everyone

Congratulations Nishant. Hope to see you this fall.

Thanks Rahul yup, hope to see u there too. hv send u a PM, btw we have same last name, Mr goyal

Yes, 'notarized' means that the letter has to be signed by a public notary. But I am not sure about the difference between "Letter of Guarantee" and "Affidavit of Support"

I asked Mark Kelley the same question, and this was his response, thought it might be helpful for us all. " You are correct, a “letter of guarantee” and the affidavit of support form included in your admission packet are the same thing. The letter/affidavit from your sponsor does not have to be notarized, simply filled out. Any bank statements sent in as financial proof do have to be signed or stamped by a bank employee in order for the documents to be considered valid. "

ohh....Thanks for the clarification Peter. It will help in the paperwork.

Hi Guys- I don't go on this site very often, but I'm really excited that I was accepted to Olin in R2. It made my year when I got the call in December. It seems like a great program, and I'm seriously considering it!