Re: Permit Applications by Email
I HAVE sent in a PDF of completed permit application - just as a substitute for faxing - and it was fine. Probably don't want to include credit-card number...
johngeyles 2013-12-01 22:51:47 #74598
Re: Permit Applications by Email
At least the fax machine seems to be working better. Last December and January 1st I had to do multiple atempts to get a clean send; this time, first try was...
Will_2_Win 2013-12-01 17:13:01 #74597
Re: Permit Applications by Email
An email only system should be much easier and faster to deliver than an online system. Even if the email system simply provides a way to send along a...
godzilla_tan 2013-12-01 16:38:25 #74596
Re: Permit Applications by Email
This has been covered before, you would never submit personal id and credit-card info by email, but an online secure (SSL) application form is perfectly...
Doug Nering 2013-12-01 16:35:40 #74595
Re: Permit Applications by Email
I can understand why a true online application might take a little longer to develop, something on the order of www.recreation.gov. However, I'm still...
richard2425848 2013-12-01 16:13:14 #74594
Re: Permit Applications by Email
Hi Richard,Applied for my Spring hike by fax as well. Last week, I spoke to a ranger in the BCO/BIC (can't remember their name) who mentioned that they have...
godzilla_tan 2013-12-01 12:31:01 #74593
Permit Applications by Email
All -I just applied for my spring hike by fax. Last spring a Ranger at the BCO indicated they would have their email application process working within a few...
richard2425848 2013-12-01 08:23:47 #74592
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