<p>So the University of California emailed me with this below;</p>
<p>"Thank you for applying to the University of California. We are pleased you are considering the University of California and wish to expedite your application processing as much as possible.
The University is committed to a high degree of integrity in the admissions process and conducts a random check to verify self-reported information provided in the application. You have been selected as part of this random sample of applicants. Please provide documentation for the information in your application being verified as noted below."</p>
<p>Basically they highlighted me being a part of a club. I was thinking about getting my advisor to write a letter about my involvement. What else should I provide? Would that be significant documentation?</p>
<p>@Cayton
They allow both email and mail, and they mentioned that email was preferred. So I would assume you would scan the documentation as that’s the only way right?</p>
<p>I got one too. They want me to verify my full-time paid employment. There’s a form attached that you can email or snail mail back to them with proof. The 2nd attachment gives ways to verify your activity.</p>
<p>So they already sent them all out already? I’m totally worried about this even though I know I told the truth. Idk why. It’s just scary to think if something went wrong like they didn’t get the document or something. Hope the process goes smoothly for everyone who has gotten one.</p>
<p>The UCs are extremely accomodating and understanding about these kinds of things. Surprisingly, they’re not very bureaucratic when it comes to these things so I don’t think anyone has much to worry about provided they told the truth of course.</p>
<p>@Cayton I checked the Spam folder. nothing. I just wanted make sure just incase. I don’t wanna get rescinded for not providing the required info. </p>
<p>Do they message you saying they received your document or message you back saying send another document instead? I don’t wanna get screwed ahhah</p>