<p>Hey all =)</p>
<p>As we frantically count down the days to RD results, I'm getting more and more hooked to CC .. </p>
<p>Anyways, I just realized something odd, so I thought I would see if this is the case for everyone. I applied early to Harvard and got deferred, but I never got a formal letter through snailmail that said "you're deferred."</p>
<p>Is this just Harvard's way of saving trees & paper, or did you guys get actual paper things that said ur deferred?</p>
<p>Yeah, that must have been a mistake. You should have gotten mail via USPS that informed you of your deferral. All candidates should receive the letter; the email is only for those who choose it in addition to the postal mail notification.</p>
<p>Maybe one of your parents got to it first and is hiding it from you.</p>
<p>I got the "snailmail" letter when I was deferred, but really have heard nothing else. Nothing from financial aid, asking for more forms or anything about decisions coming out. Hmmmmmmmmmmmm......</p>
<p>I'm really glad they email things to you because snailmail would take another 6-8 days until it arrives here. I applied to Penn and they don't send emails to me which means I get all the important information a week later than other applicants.</p>
<p>But there was nothing new on the paper version of the deferred letter. Actually, it said the exact same thing as the email version. </p>
<p>And no, they never sent out forms asking for additional information to everyone, unless if I missed those too, chacha. They only said on the deferred letter/email to send over info if you had any.</p>
<p>oh =\
!!!
i wonder if my mailman stole it >=(
haha.</p>
<p>is this worth asking them about, or should i jsut let it pass?</p>
<p>Let it pass. It was probably just lost somewhere... Unless if you don't receive an email on the 29th, it probably doesn't mean anything.</p>
<p>also happened to me</p>