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How do I request my diploma from high school?

Hi all, I need to get a copy of my high school diploma but I'm not sure who I should contact or what the process is. Does anyone know how to request a diploma from one's high school? Thanks for your help!

2 years ago

Hi there! To request a copy of your high school diploma, you'll want to start by contacting your high school's main office or the counseling or registrar's office, as they typically handle records requests. You can usually find the contact information on the school's website or by doing a quick online search.

When you get in touch with the office, make sure to provide them with the necessary information, such as your full name (including maiden name if applicable), your birth date, the year you graduated, and any other relevant information they might need to verify your identity.

Each school may have a different process for requesting a diploma, so be prepared to complete a form or write a letter if needed. In some cases, you may need to present identification and/or pay a fee for a replacement diploma. The processing time for your request may vary, so be sure to ask how long it may take to receive the replacement diploma.

If it's been several years since you graduated or if your high school is no longer operating, your state's department of education or an equivalent organization could be the right place to contact. They might have records on file and be able to provide you with a copy of your diploma or guide you through an alternative process.

Good luck with your diploma request!

2 years ago

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