You can collect official documents from UTS in person or via mail.

On this page:
Testamurs | AHEGS and Academic Transcript | Student Letters | Authenticating documents for DFAT

Testamurs

All UTS graduates receive a hard copy testamur, which may be collected at a graduation ceremony; . All graduates can also choose to collect your testamur at a later date or have it mailed out from the UTS Student Centre.

Testamurs are available for collection soon after conferral. If you opted out of digital documents, you will also receive your hard copy Academic Transcript and AHEGS in the same sleeve with your testamur. 

Returned or uncollected testamurs will be kept by UTS for 12 months from your conferral. After 12 months, you will need to request a replacement testamur.

AHEGS and Academic Transcript

If you opted out of digital documents when you completed your degree, your hard copy AHEGS and transcript will be in the same sleeve with your testamur. 

If you have purchased additional hard copies of your AHEGS or Transcript, these will usually be mailed out to your nominated address. 

If you have made a special request to collect in person and received confirmation that your document is ready to collect from the UTS Student Centre, you can come during our opening hours to collect. 

Student Letters

By default, UTS will issue official student letters as soft copy documents. 

You may make a special request to collect a hard copy version via Ask UTS. Once you have received confirmation that your document is ready to collect from the UTS Student Centre, you can come during our opening hours to collect it in person. 

Authenticating documents for DFAT

If you are providing your original UTS documents to the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) for legalisation (authentication or apostille), you can request to have them stamped and signed by authorised staff when you collect them from the UTS Student Centre. If you’ve already collected your documents, you can bring them to the UTS Student Centre at any time to be stamped and signed.

We can put a stamp on any original and official UTS document to certify that it is an authentic document. This commonly includes testamurs, transcripts, AHEGS and student letters. 

If you are unable to come in person, please contact Ask UTS. 

Read more about legalisation of documents by DFAT for use overseas (opens external site). 

Questions?

If you have any further questions please contact Ask UTS.