I need to enrol to vote by tomorrow 8:00pm? Will I be able to do it?

I have filled out the form online, but now it says i have to sign it, then send it in the mail (or fax it) to the Australian electoral commission.Wouldn't it take at least a week for the mail to reach the destination? It's usually the case that mail doesn't take less than 24 hours. So, if that's the case how am I going to be enrolled by 8:00pm tomorrow?The other option is to fax it, but I don't even have a fax machine. Does anyone here even have a fax machine?|||You could have enrolled anytime since your 17th birthday.*If a person is 17 years old and an Australian citizen, they may enrol but are not entitled to vote until they turn 18.http://www.aec.gov.au/Enrolling_to_vote/…If you are already enrolled and need to update your address you have until 8pm Thursday.If you are not enrolled you must email or deliver the form in person, not mail it. If you mail it you will not be added to the electoral roll for this election.Info from the AEC website.If you are not enrolled to vote:•you must complete an enrolment form right now and return it to the AEC by 8pm (local time) Monday, 19 July 2010, or you’ll miss out on your vote.If you are already enrolled to vote but haven’t updated your address details on the electoral roll:•complete a new enrolment form and return it to the AEC by 8pm (local time) Thursday 22 July 2010.|||You can sign your completed form; scan it and email it to your local AEC office. Do you or any of your friends have a multifunction printer/scanner?http://www.aec.gov.au/enrol/send-form.ht…|||Your local post office generally has a fax facility. If you wanted to post it you had to have put it in the box by 4pm Sunday night. A court house is not where it has to be submitted.|||You may be able to lodge your application at your nearest courthouse...be sure to follow up first thing in the morning because applications close at 8.00pm tomorrow ...