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An official PDF transcript will be authentic and secure for a recipient regardless of which delivery method you choose.

Yes, you can transmit the application before all parts of your LSAC CAS Report have been received at LSAC. The law school will request a report when it receives your application.

Faxed transcripts will be considered unofficial. To be considered official, your transcript must come from your high school office, state department or institution by mail, email, or hand delivered in the original sealed envelope. Copies of the transcript from the student are not accepted.

What is an electronic transcript? It is a transcript (a certified copy of a student's permanent academic record) that has been saved in an Adobe PDF format and sent through secure email links from the National Student Clearinghouse.

Senders log on to their ETX secure account, upload the transcript file(s), and use the recipient's unique ETX ID when sending files via ETX.

Both types of documents contain identical academic information. Our transcript key will be the final page in the Electronic Transcript we send rather than appearing on the back of each sheet of a paper transcript.

Official transcript should be submitted by your counselor. If the counselor submits online, the transcript should be attached to your school forms. Otherwise, transcripts should be sent directly to the schools to which you are applying. Please contact each admissions office for the exact address or procedure.

Official transcripts are issued in portrait format and contain the seal of the university and the signature of the University Registrar. Unofficial transcripts are available to current students via self-service from the Student Information System.

Updating Your Transcript Information For corrected, updated, or final transcripts, please have the issuing institution mail your official transcripts/academic records directly to LSAC in a sealed school envelope with a stamp or seal across the sealed flap of the envelope.

Faxing and Third-Party Mailings For security reasons, the IRS does not fax most transcripts. The IRS also does not mail transcripts to third parties when Forms 4506-T or 4506-T-EZ are submitted.