The intake form

If you are stuck on the third step of an order, or you want to know what you will be asked before you start, this is the page.

The intake form is how the reviewer learns what you actually want. Nobody calls you to clarify, so this form is the whole brief - a thin one produces a generic result, and that is the commonest avoidable disappointment with an offer.

Every service asks something different#

The questions are set per service, so the form on Resume Review is not the form on Offer & Compensation Letter Review. Resume Review, for example, asks eight questions, four of them required:

Asked	Required
Current job title	Yes
Years of experience	Yes
Target role	Yes
Target industry	Yes
Job description you are aiming at	No
LinkedIn profile URL	No
Your current resume, as a file	No
Anything else the reviewer should know	No

The optional ones are optional in the sense that the form will submit without them, not in the sense that they do not matter. A target job description is the single most useful thing you can paste into a resume order.

Attaching a file#

Some services accept a file - normally your current resume or a document to be reviewed.

• 10 MB per file.
• PDF, Word (.docx), JPEG, PNG and WebP.

A PDF is the safest choice: it is what the reviewer opens and what the deliverable usually comes back as.

You cannot edit it after you pay#

The form is submitted with the order. There is no edit screen afterwards, because a reviewer may already be working from it.

If you left something out, use the order's comment thread instead - it is open from the moment the order is confirmed, and it is the supported way to add context. See your order and deliverables.

What the reviewer sees#

Your answers, your attachment, and the plan and add-ons you bought. Nothing else from your account is pulled in automatically - a reviewer does not see your Revquix resume, your projects or your profile unless you point them at it.

That is worth knowing in both directions: paste the link if you want it used.