FCCA  Journal
Official Publication of the Federal Court Clerks Association

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Process to Advertise in FCCA Journal

The Journal Editor sends an introductory letter on FCCA stationary to the prospective advertiser. If the company decides to advertise, the advertiser decides on the number of issues to advertise in and the Journal Editor drafts a letter listing the advertising details and includes a signature line. The letter is forwarded to the advertiser for their signature. Once signed by the advertiser, the letter is a written contract. The advertiser usually returns the contract by facsimile. The advertiser mails one check to the FCCA Treasurer for the full amount. The advertiser e-mails the advertisement to the Journal Editor and/or assistant and they forward it to the typesetter. Except for the one hard copy issue published after the FCCA Annual Meeting, the Journal issues are posted on-line. The Journal Editor's assistant informs the advertiser by email when the Journal is posted on-line. If the advertiser advertises in the hard copy, the Journal's assistant mails a Journal to the advertiser via U.S. Mail.

Note to FCCA Members: This is for informational purposes for prospective advertisers and not for FCCA members to solicit vendors they do business with because it could be a conflict of interest under procurement regulations.