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Thu 6 Jan 2011, 14:01Delegate Igors said...
Igors has attended:
Project Intro Intermediate course
Certificate
Unfortunately I have not yet receive certificate by post... Could you check this again, please.
May be there is some mistake?
What address you have used and type of sending (registred letter or regular).
Is it possible to send the certificate again?
Thu 6 Jan 2011, 14:48Trainer Pilar said...
RE: Certificate
Happy New Year Igors
I have sent your certificate by regular overseas post.
The address I have sent it to is the one you have given on your Customer account (Latvia LV-1082)
According to the UK Postoffice Website;
Your item, posted on 21/12/10 with reference RJ614897156GB has been passed to the overseas postal service for delivery in LATVIA.
I apologise for delay on receiving your certificate but I can not track it from the UK. Is there any possibility I can send it within the UK?
Tue 11 Jan 2011, 14:00Delegate Igors said...
RE: Certificate
Happy New Year, Pilar!
Thank you!
There is my address within the UK
Please send the certificate ASAP
Kirils Bistrovs
Holcroft Court 148
Clipstone Street
W1W 5DN
London, UK
I think question may be marked as resolved.
Thanks for the help.
Wed 12 Jan 2011, 09:17Trainer Pilar said...
RE: Certificate
Happy New Year
I have reprinted the certificate for you and it shall be in todays mail run.
Thank you for your co operation.
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