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Was not produced by the school/university; Was translated by the student or a non-professional translation service; If the original seal of the University envelope is broken, the transcript is no longer considered official.

To be official, transcripts must: Be sent directly from the registrar's office to the OUAC. Be either: printed on the institution's official transcript paper or be imprinted with the school's seal and/or bear the appropriate signatures or. sent electronically, where that procedure is established.

Contact the Guidance Department of the school you last attended to request a transcript. All secondary schools keep student transcripts for 55 years. Contact information for all DDSB schools is available in the school directory.

Requesting an OST? Contact the Guidance Department of the school you last attended to request a transcript. All secondary schools keep student transcripts for 55 years. Contact information for all DDSB schools is available in the school directory.

High School Transcripts Certain Ontario high schools allow you to request your official high school transcript electronically (completed courses only) through OCAS. You can access it from the 105 application in the Transcripts section under ?Transcripts from Ontario High Schools? and ?Find out if you are eligible?.

High School Transcripts Certain Ontario high schools allow you to request your official high school transcript electronically (completed courses only) through OCAS. You can access it from the 105 application in the Transcripts section under ?Transcripts from Ontario High Schools? and ?Find out if you are eligible?.

Transcripts may be sent in paper form or electronically. Transcripts need to have the student's official name on it. Please do not use nicknames as most universities will not accept them. It also needs to have the appropriate signatures, seal or logo.

Certain Ontario high schools allow you to request your official high school transcript electronically (completed courses only) through OCAS. You can access it from the 105 application in the Transcripts section under Transcripts from Ontario High Schools and Find out if you are eligible.

The Personal Education Number (PEN) is a nine-digit number assigned to each student enrolled or registered with any; B.C. Early Learning (Strong Start program), Public or Independent school, B.C. Certified Offshore School, Yukon School, or public Post-Secondary Institution.

Requesting an OST? Contact the Guidance Department of the school you last attended to request a transcript. All secondary schools keep student transcripts for 55 years.