ok, so I can't pick up my report card from the school because I have to be away and the vice principal said it's ok for a friend to pick up my report card if I give him the permission note. But I don't know what I should write on the note, does it have to be professional?
Sabine answered Tuesday June 26 2007, 10:59 pm: Probably the more professional the better.
(center this) My Name
My address
My phone number
My Student ID
School Name
School Address
Attention: Registrar (or whomever)
Dear Sir or Ma'am;
I am unable to attend school on _________(date) and therefore unable to collect my report card. I spoke with Mr./Mrs.________________, who said that with this note, _____________________(my friend) is allowed to pick up my report card for me.
My signature verifies that I have made the necessary arrangements. Please allow ___________to receive my report on my behalf. Thank you.
I, [insert your name here], do hereby allow permission for [insert friend's name here] to be able to pick up my report card from you.
If you have any questions, [Vice Principal's name here], please feel free to contact me at [insert cell phone, home phone, etc. here].
sillyrob answered Tuesday June 26 2007, 10:54 pm: "Dear Mr. vice principal,
Please allow my friend to pick up my report card, but let him/her know that if s/he looks at it or loses it, they might lose their life. Thanks a bunch!
runawayxlove answered Tuesday June 26 2007, 10:54 pm: Hey, well i think that it should be professional. I only say this because i think that he wont take it seriously if its not. You should write it and then sign it. Also have your mom sign it. [ runawayxlove's advice column | Ask runawayxlove A Question ]
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