1. Who signs a National Letter of Intent?
2. How do I get a National Letter of Intent to sign?
3. Is it OK for a school to send me my National Letter of Intent via e-mail?
4. Is a National Letter of Intent considered valid if I submit it to the institution via facsimile or electronically?
5. Can a coach be present when I sign the National Letter of Intent off campus?
6. Is it permissible to receive a National Letter of Intent while on campus for an official or unofficial visit?
7. When is the permissible time period for signing a National Letter of Intent?
8. Am I required to sign the National Letter of Intent on the initial signing day for my sport?
9. If I do not live with a parent or legal guardian, is it necessary for a parent or legal guardian to sign the National Letter of Intent?
10. If my parent or legal guardian lives in a different location than I do, is it permissible to sign a Letter sent by facsimile or electronically?
11. Can I sign a National Letter of Intent if I don't have a parent or legal guardian available to sign with me?
12. If I sign a National Letter of Intent in one sport may I sign a second National Letter of Intent in a different sport?
13. If I am going to walk on to the team, may I sign a National Letter of Intent?
14. May I sign a National Letter of Intent before I am certified as eligible by the NCAA Eligibility Center?
15. Where is my signed National Letter of Intent filed, and who is responsible for filing it?

Yes. It is permissible for an institution to provide a prospective student-athlete with a National Letter of Intent as an attachment to an e-mail, provided the offer of athletically-related financial aid is also included in the e-mail. In this situation, you should print out the NLI and financial aid agreement, sign two copies, and send one copy of each document back to the institution. (Be sure to keep the other copy for your records.)