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You must not start this process until you have all the relevant documentation/information. If you do not have all the required documents, your request will be submitted incomplete. You will have to wait for us to cancel your request so that you can start again.

When you request your CAS, you must upload a photo or scan of the details page from your passport. Please make sure that this is from the passport you plan to use when you submit your immigration application. Make sure your passport will be valid when you submit your immigration application. If you are applying outside of the UK, make sure that your passport will be valid when you travel to the UK.

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If you are applying for a CAS to undertake a re-sit or first sit of a test or other assessment, we will usually need to contact your school or institute for confirmation of the assessments you are undertaking to determine if we can issue you with a CAS. Due to this additional complexity, you must submit your CAS request at least 15 working days before the start of the assessment period. For further information, see Re-sitting.

You should now see your request under your Pending Booking Requests. (It will remain in Pending until your professor approves your request. You may want to let your professor know you have requested space to test at CAS offices, then he/she can confirm the request and confirm delivery of test/exam.)

A student cannot make a change to an already submitted proctoring request. Please email your professor and copy, CC, castests@radford.edu asking permission for any changes to your requests, this may include date, time, items allowed, and etcetera. If changes are approved the professor must email both the student and CAS. CAS will then edit the request.

To request a CAS please select the CAS and Immigration tile in your applicant portal and follow the instructions. You will not be issued a CAS until you have firmly accepted an unconditional offer, paid any required deposit and the CAS issuing window must be open. You can apply from overseas up to 6 months before your course start date.

As part of the CAS request and issuing process, you will be asked to verify your CAS details via MySIS before the CAS number is issued. It is very important that you check the details carefully and let us know if any changes are required before we issue the CAS.

We will only issue a second CAS once you have supplied proof that you have all the relevant documents and financial evidence in place to submit a valid visa application. This will include bank statements / financial letters, qualification documents, TB certificates (if required) and any other information which is relevant to the reasons for the refusal. Please do not contact us until you have all the documents in place to request a second CAS.

This page shows the graduate admissions office processing times for incoming applications, emails and documents, as well as change requests submitted via the Graduate Applicant Portal (GAP). It is updated at least once a day during the working week.

If you submit a change request via the GAP, please bear in mind that it may take some time for us to receive the decision from your programme selector. We will email you with an update as soon as we hear back from them.

We are currently processing the following change request forms received via the GAP on and including the following dates. Please check the portal and look for the 'my actions' page to see the status of your request.

The majority of our conditional offer holders are graduating during the May-August period. It is therefore our peak time to receive and verify final degree transcripts. We will get to your documents, please bear with us. Unconditional offer holders can avoid the rush by submitting any requested documents as soon as you receive your offer.

You do not need to request a pre-CAS. We will issue it automatically once your offer is unconditional and you have submitted your offer reply form and financial undertaking form. It usually takes about a week from when you fulfil all these criteria for us to check your details and issue your pre-CAS, but please refer to the table below for more up-to-date turnaround times. We will issue your CAS once you have confirmed the accuracy of the details contained in your pre-CAS.

The deadline for the adding of a course or a section is the end of the second week of the semester. The deadline applies to any course added by a College of Arts and Science student and to any College of Arts and Science course added by students from other divisions. The adding of any course or section after the end of the second week is generally allowed only with the written approval of both the instructor and Academic Standards in the Office of the Associate Dean for Students, 726 Broadway, 7th floor; 212-998-8140.

Students may obtain their final grades for each semester on Albert via home.nyu.edu. The parents or guardian of a student who is a minor (under 18 years of age) may, on a written request to the Office of the University Registrar, obtain the student's grades at any time.

The Pass/Fail option is not acceptable in the major, the minor, or any of the courses taken in fulfillment of the College Core Curriculum requirements. Students considering the Pass/Fail option in their area of study or in required preprofessional courses should consult with their advisers about the effect of such grades on admission to graduate and professional schools. Students who change their majors may not be able to use courses taken under the Pass/Fail option to satisfy the requirements of their new majors. To declare the Pass/Fail option before the end of the ninth week of the semester or the end of the second week of a six-week summer session, students must consult with an adviser in the College Advising Center, 726 Broadway, 7th floor; 212-998-8130. Advisers submit the request on students' behalf.

Students requiring a stamped and sealed copy of their New York University records should request an official copy of their University transcript from the Office of the University Registrar. Requests for official transcripts require the signature of the student/alumnus requesting the transcript, unless the student/alumnus has a valid NetID.

Current students and graduates with a valid NYU NetID (able to access NYUHome/Albert) who attended NYU in or after 1990 can request an official transcript from the Albert Student Center. The Official Transcript link can be found under the Grades & Transcripts section of the Student Center.

Before completing their transcript request, current students should check to ensure that all their grades have been posted. Recent graduates should check to ensure that their degree has been recorded.

Any transcript request that requires any special handling must go through the secure online transcript request form ( -form.html) and cannot be requested on Albert. Special handling includes: (1) sending transcripts by express mail; (2) transcripts sent to the student or alumnus/a in separate sealed envelopes addressed to admissions offices of other universities; (3) including additional documents to be sent along with the NYU transcript.

Former students who no longer have a valid NetID (unable to access NYUHome/Albert) or who attended New York University prior to 1990 must complete the secure online transcript request form ( -form.html) and mail/fax/email the signature page to the Office of the University Registrar. Alternatively, they may write a letter to request transcripts and send this to the registrar. A signed consent form is required. The request letter must include all of the following information:

The request may be faxed to 212-995-4154 or mailed to New York University, Office of the University Registrar, Transcripts and Certification, P.O. Box 910, New York, NY 10276-0910. There is never any charge for academic transcripts. Transcripts cannot be produced for anyone whose record has been put on hold for an outstanding University obligation.

Students can view/print their own enrollment certification directly from Albert using the integrated National Student Clearinghouse student portal. This feature can be accessed from the Enrollment Verification link in the Grades and Transcripts section of the Student Center. Eligible students are also able to view/print a good student discount certificate, which can be mailed to an auto insurer or any other company that requests proof of status as a good student (based on the cumulative GPA).

Former students who no longer have a valid NetID (unable to access NYUHome/Albert) can request a copy using the Enrollment/Degree Completion Request form at registrar.nyu.edu. The signed consent form may be emailed to certifications@nyu.edu, faxed to 212-995-4154, or mailed to New York University, Office of the University Registrar, Transcripts and Certification, P.O. Box 910, New York, NY 10276-0910.

You do not need to request a CAS. If you have firmly accepted a conditional or unconditional offer UCL will contact you by e-mail approximately four months before the start date of your programme to seek the relevant information. UCL will usually begin assigning CAS numbers no earlier than three months prior to your proposed start date.

In order to be issued with a CAS, you will need to complete the CAS request form and send it to the Student Immigration Compliance Team on AskUCL. Please ensure the form has been approved by your Supervisor/Programme tutor/Personal tutor before sending it. Once it has been processed, your CAS will be emailed to your UCL email account. Please allow ten working days to receive your CAS.

Check the details on your CAS when you receive this from Admissions - ensure your CAS details are correct before you submit the Student Visa application form. If any details need to be amended you need to contact Admissions directly to request this.

If you have any CAS related queries or requests for updates please contact Admissions. We understand Admissions will issue the CAS to you via e-mail after you have accepted your unconditional offer and completed any required actions on Applicant Self Service. be457b7860