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How much?Verified$1,250.00The letter says: “tuition balance of $1,250.00”
When?VerifiedNovember 15, 2026The letter says: “November 15, 2026”
What do I need to do?UnsureWe couldn’t confirm thisTwo things are asked, and the form has no deadline.The letter says: “submit your signed verification form”

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HARTWELL STATE UNIVERSITY
Office of Financial Aid

October 1, 2026

Dear Student,

Your 2026-27 financial aid award has been adjusted. Your tuition balance of $1,250.00 is due by November 15, 2026. If payment is not received by that date, a $75 late fee will be applied and your spring registration may be placed on hold.

Your 2026-27 financial aid award has been adjusted. Your tuition balance is due by November 15, 2026. If payment is not received by that date, a $75 late fee will be applied and your spring registration may be placed on hold.

To keep your award, please submit your signed verification form to the Office of Financial Aid.

Sincerely,
Financial Aid Office

How much?Verified

$1,250.00

What do I need to do?Unsure

We couldn’t confirm this

Two things are asked, and the form has no deadline.

How much?Not found

The letter doesn’t say

Left blank rather than guessed.

Verified

The answer is supported by words found in your letter. You can review the supporting quote and see where it appears in the letter.

In the example “How much?” is answered from the letter’s own words, “tuition balance of $1,250.00”.

Unsure

The wording is vague, or it couldn't be confirmed against the letter. You see what the letter says, without a guess from us.

In the example The letter asks for two things, a payment and a signed form, and gives the form no deadline.

Not found

The letter doesn't say. We tell you that and leave the gap empty.

In the example In this version of the letter, no amount is given at all.

A Verified answer rests on the quoted words alone. It doesn’t mean the rest of the letter agrees. Unsealed looks for amounts, dates and instructions that contradict each other and warns you when it finds them, but it can miss some. Before you pay, sign or act on anything important, read the full letter and confirm with the sender.

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Three made-up letters with results prepared in advance. They show how Unsealed responds when a detail can’t be confirmed, when it isn’t stated at all, and when a letter disagrees with itself. Opening one makes no AI call.

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