<p>I tried to explain to my advisor that she could simply fill my registrar report out online, however she is new to the school so I think she was overwhelmed. She emailed some lady and she told her that I should email the form to my community colleges "record keeping" department along with the schools adresses I am applying to and they will mail them out via snail-mail. Does this sound weird to anyone else? Can they just mail my registrar report? This is my first year ever using the Common App and I was under the impression that it had to be submitted online.</p>
<p>Any insight at all would be appreciated...I'm becoming a bit stressed about this whole process in general.</p>
<p>My school also snail-mails the Registrar’s Report for the CommonApp.</p>
<p>When you are in the CA, you can assign who will be submitting the form, also called “inviting”. CA is trying to go fully online, but of course some exceptions may come up, so what they’ve done is when you “invite” someone you are given a field for their email address. You should be able to leave this blank and in the next screen/portion they allow you to print blank forms. Those are the hard copy forms you bring to the school official to fill out and send to the school you’re applying to.</p>
<p>Basically you just need to know the name of the person who will actually fill out and verify the form and plug his/her info into the invite (minus the email address) and then the CA unlocks the options to print blank forms. Traditionally you could print the forms directly from the CA website, but then some applicants were forgetting to “invite” anyone to fill out the form when it was already in the mail.</p>
<p>Hope that helps.</p>