I lost my certificate and I need proof of my graduation date. What document do I need to get that proof?
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You can always call or write the school you graduated from for proof.
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You may be able to get the documentation you seek from the National Student Clearinghouse:\n\nhttp://www.studentclearinghouse.org/\n\nGood luck
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if u need that go to the college office and ask for records
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You need to contact the respective boards and the University in person - they normally do not entertain telephone / email / snailmail enquiries.\n\nYou also need to get a FIR from a police station station, and an affidavit stating that the certificates are non-traceable. With this, you will have to follow the procedures (fill out forms, make DDs or cheques, give letters etc.) for getting a duplicate copy at each place.\n\nMy suggestion would be if you (or a representative) go to these offices, make friends with someone in the relevant office, and then get your work done. The whole process can take anywhere between two to three weeks to two or three months.\n\nAll the best!
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Call the college and speak with Records Department.  They will be able to send the transcript to you.
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Contact the schools board office, they should be able to give you a copy of it or if they can't they will know how to get it.
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You may want to make sure your OWN computer has the right time and date - that can cause the certificate to show that it's expired.  Also "View the certificate" and see when it is good from...
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Find an old shipmate and copy the info from his or her certificate
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go to the school where you took the test or college. if far away call and request a copy of your scores.I'm not sure if they keep the scores but i see no reason why they would not put the copy with your original exam papers.
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you picked a good timeto ask this... I did that yesterday with my high school. all i did ws call the school and ask them for it, they told me they would either mail it to me or the school of my choice, or I could come by and pick it up.  Just call the school. I graduated in 1989.
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Are you someone's boss? or the employee/student intern?\n\nIf you are the boss, you would be issuing the certificate.  This could be a nice letter on stationary with a signature, or it could be an actual certificate.  You could have a printshop make one for you or buy a blank at a stationery store and print the contents on the computer.
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Call the Superintedent's office of the school district in which your earned your GED.\nWhen I had to get another copy of mine, I had to send a letter with all the informatio (Name,SSN, date of birth, etc) and a money order for 5 dollars. That was in California, but I'm sure it won't be much different in NJ.
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Even a certificate in a frame is not adequate proof of a college degree.  Due to federal privacy laws, you can not just call a college or university to obtain information about a student or former student's grades, degrees or other records.  The end all and be all of proof of a degree is an official transcript.  The official transcript must be requested by the former student in writing or in person.  There are two types of Transcripts official and unofficial.  The official ones are sent via sealed envelope by the college.
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Contact their alumni association. Also, their library should have, in their reference section, a copy of the graduation catalog (list of degree recipients).
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Degrees can be created on your computer.  So can transcripts.\n\nTemple University, my alma mater, requires a release form.  There may be a fee for the inquirer as well.  I don't have a problem doing this since I did graduate.\n\nYou may be able to verify graduation at some universities without the release form, if you have their social.  I just looked on Temple's website and I didn't find anything.
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You can get a negative declaration of birth certificate and back it up with whatever supportive document you have (baptismal certificate, hospital record, early school record)
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Call your High School... depending on when you graduated they may or may not still have your records on file....At my school after a year your records are shipped to central office/records...