A term for person who takes care of a task





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I need a term for an office worker who is assigned of a task. It is usually used with an "Applicant."



For example, when we are making a form for an applicant to fill in, we have to tell him/her who will be taking care of his/her case or application.



That is when we say: the ________ of your application is Mr. Somebody.
Or, when the form is in hard copy and needs everyone's signature, what is the title for the person who are working on the case?



Applicant Signature:xxx

_________ Signature:xxx



I have tried "Administrator," "Task taker," "Handled by" and "Person Assigned," but none of them seem perfect to me.



This is a very common expression in Chinese. I would like to know if there is also a fixed and common expression for this person in English.



Please help me with this!!
Lots and lots of thanks.









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    I need a term for an office worker who is assigned of a task. It is usually used with an "Applicant."



    For example, when we are making a form for an applicant to fill in, we have to tell him/her who will be taking care of his/her case or application.



    That is when we say: the ________ of your application is Mr. Somebody.
    Or, when the form is in hard copy and needs everyone's signature, what is the title for the person who are working on the case?



    Applicant Signature:xxx

    _________ Signature:xxx



    I have tried "Administrator," "Task taker," "Handled by" and "Person Assigned," but none of them seem perfect to me.



    This is a very common expression in Chinese. I would like to know if there is also a fixed and common expression for this person in English.



    Please help me with this!!
    Lots and lots of thanks.









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      I need a term for an office worker who is assigned of a task. It is usually used with an "Applicant."



      For example, when we are making a form for an applicant to fill in, we have to tell him/her who will be taking care of his/her case or application.



      That is when we say: the ________ of your application is Mr. Somebody.
      Or, when the form is in hard copy and needs everyone's signature, what is the title for the person who are working on the case?



      Applicant Signature:xxx

      _________ Signature:xxx



      I have tried "Administrator," "Task taker," "Handled by" and "Person Assigned," but none of them seem perfect to me.



      This is a very common expression in Chinese. I would like to know if there is also a fixed and common expression for this person in English.



      Please help me with this!!
      Lots and lots of thanks.









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      I need a term for an office worker who is assigned of a task. It is usually used with an "Applicant."



      For example, when we are making a form for an applicant to fill in, we have to tell him/her who will be taking care of his/her case or application.



      That is when we say: the ________ of your application is Mr. Somebody.
      Or, when the form is in hard copy and needs everyone's signature, what is the title for the person who are working on the case?



      Applicant Signature:xxx

      _________ Signature:xxx



      I have tried "Administrator," "Task taker," "Handled by" and "Person Assigned," but none of them seem perfect to me.



      This is a very common expression in Chinese. I would like to know if there is also a fixed and common expression for this person in English.



      Please help me with this!!
      Lots and lots of thanks.







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