How do I E-mail my C.V. to an employer?
475406
Write your covering letter in the Email boddy and Attach your C.V. as an attachment with the E-Mail!
207332
I would call your drivers branch. More than likely they just want a physcial. If they do, have one done and the drivers branch should be able to tell you where to mail or fax it.
1036083
It depends what you're trying to do.  For loans (car, home, bank) or mortgages, there's a standard form that's similar to the one linked below, the 1005 (each bank will have their own version, but it has the same general info).  This form will be sent to the employer(s) from the bank making the loan and will require the employer(s) to fax and/or mail back directly to the bank.  The employee will not receive a copy, but the employee does have to sign a waiver releasing the employer(s) to provide the info.  http://www.efanniemae.com/sf/formsdocs/forms/pdf/sellingtrans/1005.pdf\n\nFor general employment background (like an employer verifying past employment for a candidate), usually the recruiter will just call and do it over the phone, or make up a short form and fax to the other companies.  The application should have a clause releasing all parties of liability that the employee signs.  Employers do not have to verify the wage if they don't want to.
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You can send it by regular mail (if you have the exact address), by fax or by email and you must include in your CV:\n- Personal information:  birthdate, address, phone, etc.\n- Basic studies:  school, college, etc.\n- Proffesional studies:  bachelor, degrees, etc.\n- Postgraduate studies:  master, doctoral, etc.\n- Working experience:  previous job, task, responsibilities, relevant dates, etc.\n- Conferences and seminars dictated\n- Articles, books, etc, writen\nand other information that can be relevant to the job.
871816
Send me an email and I can direct you to the company that I work for online.
296861
Use the BCC: field. It is 'Blind Carbon Copy' or 'Blind Courtesy Copy' (whichever you prefer). Regardless, any receipint in the bcc field will not be shown in the e-mail.
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My Employer provides it
117584
Contact your employer(s).
42394
I don't think you can. Your employers need to send them to you, or else you can call them and ask them about perhaps a site you can get them on, but typically they aren't avaliable online.
909816
Find out who his manager is and you can send him an e-mail that way.
310039
Go to their website and register ur cv in the carrer page.Get the contact no and start making follow up.All the best
81312
Contact major corporations and maybe they will send you one.
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Go to the OSHA web site.  You can send an email - without revealing your identity- on this site.
1089667
Find out what firm he works for. Then they can put you in tuch through company email system.
688341
It really does not matter.\nUse your current email provider and simply save a word document CV and add it as an attached file or, simpler, write out your CV, copy it and paste it to the email you are sending.\nOne problem is, of course, size!!\nIf you are trying to send a ridiculously large CV then you should send it in parts or advise the recipient to go to your web address where he/she can read it at their lesiure.
1063219
i am married to a canadian e-mail me he's at work now but can definatly answer your question
393446
Sent some info via email. Hope it works out for you.