Presuming you did not ask for anything illegal in your e-mail, I would send another one and possibly give her a call. Sometimes the lady is away from the computer for a few days. Sometimes it gets accidentally deleted with all the other junk mail.

If you mentioned something you should not have, some ladies may permanently blacklist you.

I think it would be ok to check back with her after a few days and you should get a reply. Of course, as mentioned already, if you did mention anything out of line, you may have just spooked her and will probably not hear from her.

I did everything that was requested.  and I was sure that there was no content that offended her.

I waited for about 5~6 days, and I ended up calling the provider.  It turned out that for some reason, her computer went bonkers and did not get any emails that was sent during the past week.

I would say give it a few more days...and just call the provider explaining your situation......

but only if the provider indicates that it is okay to call her.

If she is a popular lady, she receives lots of e-mails daily.  Sometimes there are computer problems as was pointed out above.  Wait a few days and try again.  If you don't hear back after a few more days, it might be time to move on.

You've sent in the application...  it would be right to call, say you've already submitted the application & try to set a date.
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I'm not a naturally patient person myself, guess its the nature of my profession.  I have found that I'm better off just going some where else for the time being.  Later on, send her another e-mail or call her is she gave you a contact #.

I'v found that that seems to work best rather than making conclusions about her intentions when you really don't know what they are. She may just be overwhelmed with contacts.

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email systems suck - couldve went to her spam/bulk /junk folder and people hardly ever check them -

They really think they are all spam and junk emails