No Contact After Referral Letter - Missouri (Japanese)

This is a legal document that was released by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education - a government authority operating within Missouri.

The document is provided in Japanese.

FAQ

Q: What is a referral letter?
A: A referral letter is a written recommendation from one person or organization to another.

Q: What does 'no contact' mean in the context of a referral letter?
A: 'No contact' means that there has been no communication or response after sending a referral letter.

Q: What should I do if there is no contact after sending a referral letter in Missouri?
A: If there is no contact after sending a referral letter in Missouri, you may want to follow up with the recipient to ensure they received it and see if there is any further action needed.

Q: Is it common to have no contact after sending a referral letter in Missouri?
A: It is not uncommon to have no contact after sending a referral letter in Missouri. It could be due to various reasons such as the recipient being busy or the letter getting lost in transit.

Q: Should I send another referral letter if there is no contact?
A: Sending another referral letter may be a good idea if there is no contact after the initial one. This can serve as a reminder and increase the chances of getting a response.