Originally Posted by
iLikeMoose
I am going to ask a couple of very specific questions about documents for the interview, that I am likely way overthinking because of pre-interview nerves.
1) They say (separately) to bring both your pilot certificates and your ATP certificate. I assume the pilot certificates are for folks without an ATP, surely they don't want me bringing old cert cards, right?
2) It says to label your documents as "original" and "copy." I can't think of any of these documents where it wouldn't be apparent which is the original vs copy. I guess my DD-214. For that I figured a tab and a label gun, and leave the rest?
3) Planning to bring an accordion folder with all the documents separated into the different tabs. Is that pretty typical?
4) I had my college transcript mailed to me, but it just came in a UPS envelope, I assume there isn't a package inside with the "registrar's seal" like the email said is preferred. Should I give them the unopened UPS envelope, or have the university email me the transcripts instead?
Thanks!
1) I also brought my CFI card and included it with my copies.
2) I labeled OPRs and my Form 8s as "copies." The originals were in their green USAF folder. Most of the other things were clearly copies vs originals.
3) This is a good idea. The first 10 minutes or so are spent putting things in the correct original/copy set 1/set 2 pile. Don't forget your signed psych authorization form.
4) If the outside of the envelope gives you a warm fuzzy that it's from your college, I'd leave it sealed. I ordered a new set from my undergrad because the "from" address was for Parchment, not the university, so it wasn't super clear which school it came from. Didn't want to surprise them with my high school transcript by accident.