As to?

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thomas615

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I often see these sentences: Is it correct to put "as to" after "advise"

(1) "Kindly advise as to when we can receive your documents".

(2) "Kindly advise when we can receive your documents"
 
I often see these sentences: Is it correct to put "as to" after "advise"

(1) "Kindly advise as to when we can receive your documents".

(2) "Kindly advise when we can receive your documents"

Yes, it's fine.
 
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