It varies from case to case. In the majority of cases, selected applicants are notified about two months prior to the commencement of the internship.

the end of November at the latest. A short electronic message will be sent to the main applicant followed within 3 weeks by a formal letter by post.

You generally have the right to be informed of the disposition of your disclosure and the findings of any investigation, although there might be overriding legal or public interest reasons not to do so. However, any action taken against an employee as a consequence of the findings of the investigation may be personal and confidential, in which case, it cannot be disclosed.

mentioned above, the LPC informs your local Community Board of your application, and hearing agendas are available on the LPC's Web site Calendar Page, and in the City Record. Community groups sometimes request presentations so that they can prepare informed comments prior to the public hearings. These groups' comments are helpful to the Commissioners. You are not required to submit materials or to make presentations to them.

We do not routinely acknowledge receipt of applications or supporting documents. People who apply online can go back into their online application and check for the number of recommmendations that have been received. Transcripts should be sent via express mail enabling you to follow via the tracking number provided by your express mail carrier. The website will not show admission decisions. The decision will be mailed to each student in late February.

Although you may know the date of the panel meeting at which your proposal was considered, the availability of funds may not be known for a week or so following the meeting itself. You will receive confirmation by letter as soon as a decision has been made. We try to do this within the two weeks following the panel meeting. Please wait two weeks before contacting us for a decision.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, those who apply for admission via the self financing routes will be notified of the outcome in April. Those who applied for the study awards should be notified of their outcome in May. Thereafter, TLI - Asia Pacific will follow up on the entry formalities with the successful applicants who have accepted the offers of admission.

Once we received your application, you will be notified through email (if e-mail address is provided) that your material has been received. Please understand that the review process takes time. Consequently, only shortlisted candidates will be notified about the developments of their application.

Usually within 10 days. You will fall into one of three categories: Conditional offer, Reserve or Non-select. If you are a reserve candidate, your name will be held on a list and you will be told by the end of July if we can offer you an award.

You will hear from the Board of Graduate Studies as soon as a decision has been made. This can take some time, especially when we have a large number of applications to consider. The Board's acknowledgement of your application will include a user ID and password which you can use to track the progress of your application online.

You will be called up for an interview if you are shortlisted. Subsequently, you will be notified of the outcome of your application within 5 days of your interview.

Normally we tend to process applications for the MSc ITMOC in 2-3 weeks. At this time you will receive an informal confirmation that we intend to make you a formal offer. The formal offer, issued by the central administration of the university, may take another 2-3 weeks to reach you. It is highly unlikely that you will not get a formal offer once we have sent you an informal notification of our intent.

You will be notified by email and letter of the outcome of your application by Friday 23 March 2007. You will also be contacted if you have been placed on a waiting list or if your application has not been successful. Successful applicants will be required to attend a briefing session on 30 March at 4:30pm, Peninsula Campus, Building A, Level 3, Music room.

All short-listed candidates are interviewed. Following your interview, a decision will be communicated by email from the MBA Admissions Office, usually within 48 hours. If your application is successful, this will be followed by a written confirmation from the University.

Once your application has been submitted you will receive an email confirming that it has been received. We aim to advise all candidates of the outcome of their application within 3 weeks of the close of the deadline.

Victims of crime and witnesses are able to be informed of the final outcome of the prosecution. Either the investigating police officer or Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions can keep you informed.

If the case is to be prosecuted, the complainant or witness may have to attend Court to give evidence on behalf of the prosecution and will be able to follow the case until its conclusion. Further, if the Commission decides to discontinue the investigation, he or she will be informed accordingly. Now if the complaint does not disclose any corruption or money laundering offence but some other offence or offences, he or she will also be informed accordingly. Yes.

You will be contacted only if your candidature is under serious consideration. Given that the competitive process must be kept confidential, no information will be divulgued before a final decision has been taken by the Director-General. You may, however, check the status of the competition by clicking on the “My Candidatures” link within your “Candidature Information” page.

A list of all valid applications is drawn up for each competitive selection, following the recommendation of the INRIA Evaluation Committee. All applicants are informed by mail whether or not their application was considered valid.

Most communication is by email. Our final formal decision will be sent by post (airmail if abroad) to the address on your application. The formal decision to accept is made by the College following a proposal from the Informatics Graduate School. The letter from the Graduate School is not a formal notification of admission but it may contain a formal offer of funding if the information is available at that point.