[nabs-l] Question about being blind and turning 18

[Roper, Meaghan]

Hi Mikayla,

I typically have received jury duty in print format and put it through OCR like my other mail. In terms of bills and bank statements and the like, it is generally up to you what you do and don't want to receive electronically. Many banks, trusts corporations and companies offer electronic forms of bills and statements that you can sign up for, and often times you can pay bills through mobile apps on desktop sites. That's something worth talking with your financial institution with if you're interested. I hope that helps and good luck with your adult pursuits. 

Best,

Meaghan 


Meaghan Roper
Wheelock college | Class of 2018

> On Nov 7, 2017, at 1:09 PM, Mikayla Gephart via NABS-L <nabs-l at nfbnet.org> wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>     I am turning 18 in January. I just re-learned in Civics that jury duty notices are sent in the mail. For any of you who have gotten these notices, do they send the notices in an accessible format, or do you have to have a reader or KNFB Reader like all your other mail? Also, do you all get all the bills you have to pay online. For those of you who still get bills mailed to you for you to pay or keep records, how do you access them? Sorry for all the questions, they just come to me as I learn things and as my birthday approaches. Thank you.
> Mikayla
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