Request / Order a Transcript

Students may request to have official transcripts of their UB academic work sent to themselves or designated third parties. Unofficial transcripts are available through HUB for students who attended UB since spring 2011.

Official Transcripts

Transcripts will be released only upon requests signed by the student on pen and paper or electronically using mouse, stylus or finger signature technology. Additionally, transcripts may be released without signature when identifying information is provided and confirmed during the electronic ordering process.

Holds May Prevent the Release of Official Transcripts

Current or former students who have holds that prevent the release of their transcript will not be able to receive a copy of their official transcript. Financial holds do not prevent the release of official transcripts. Requests will be reviewed by the Office of the Registrar and processed accordingly.

Students Who Attended UB 2003 - Present

Students Who Attended UB Before 2003

Students whose entire enrollment at UB was prior to 2003 have the following options.

Dental, Law and Medical Students

Records for the School of Dental Medicine, School of Law and Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences are maintained within those schools. Current or former dental, law or medical students should contact their respective schools to obtain academic transcripts.

Unofficial Transcripts

Unofficial copies of transcripts are available in HUB for students who attended UB since spring 2011. If students have a preferred/chosen name designated in HUB, it will print on their unofficial transcript.

Apostille: Authenticate a Transcript or Diploma for Use in a Foreign Country

An apostille refers to the legalization of a document for international use. The apostille certifies the signature and the position of the official who has issued or certified a copy of a document.

Students may need an apostille to authenticate their transcript and diploma for use in a foreign country. Apostilles are only valid in countries that joined the 1961 Hague Convention.

The Office of the Registrar assists students with this process by notarizing the document(s). Students then follow the stepts below with the Erie County Clerk and New York State Secretary of State offices to complete the apostille.

Note that an apostille diploma can only be provided if the diploma is printed with the student’s legal full name.

Request Records of a Deceased Student

In the event of a student’s passing, the University at Buffalo considers the deceased student’s next of kin to be the owner of the record.