This letter can be used to request a transcript of your high school or college records.

PLEASE NOTE To complete your transcript request, you will need to print and mail or fax the Transcript Request letter you create.This letter can used to request that your high school or college transcript be sent to another high school, college or university, or other organization, such as a prospective employer.

To assist in the search of your records, you should include the time period that you attended the institution.

In some instances, there may be a fee involved in sending the transcript.

This letter is used for a parent to request access to their child's school records, or for a person who is eighteen or attending college to request access to their own records.
The permissible use of this letter is for

A parent to request access to his or her child's school records, orA person who is eighteen or attending college to request access to his or her school records.School records are usually maintained on each student to facilitate the instruction, guidance, and education of the student. The records may contain identification data, attendance data, record of achievement, family background data, aptitude tests, educational and vocational plans, honors and activities, discipline data, objective counselor or teacher ratings, and observations and external agency reports.

You can obtain the name and position of the person responsible for the maintenance of school records by calling the school you or your child are attending.

Use this letter to notify school officials that you have given a caretaker temporary authority over your children.

The Letter to School provides notice to school officials regarding the identity of Caretakers who have been granted temporary authority over your children pursuant to a Child Care Authorization document and the scope of the authority granted to the Caretakers. It is important to understand that the Letter to School does NOT provide the grant of authority to the Caretakers. Rather, the Letter to School merely provides notice to the school officials of the temporary authority granted to the Caretakers. The Child Care Authorization document in this program provides the authority to the Caretakers.

If the grant of authority may be terminated by the Parents at any time, rather than on a certain date, the school should be notified as soon as possible after the Parents terminate the Caretaker's authority.

This worksheet estimates how much you should begin saving on an annual basis in order to pay for college for your children. The program also provides recommendations and information about what types of investments to consider, education tax incentives and college financial aid.

The cost of attending college represents one of the largest expenditures ever to be incurred by parents. Planning and saving for college should begin as early as possible. This program will assist you by estimating how much you will need to save on an annual basis. Using suggestions from the program hints, you will enter details regarding the expected cost of college for your child and the expected earnings on your college savings. The program will then print an investment schedule for each child. This schedule can serve as your investment goal, which can be reviewed and revised as conditions and assumptions change. The program also provides recommendations and information about what types of investments to consider, education tax incentives, and college financial aid.

This letter can be used to request information from a college or university to verify that a student is enrolled as a fulltime student in order to prove eligibility for health insurance benefits.

It is often necessary to provide proof of eligibility to your health insurance provider that your child is enrolled as a fulltime student at a college or university in order for the health insurance provider to pay medical benefits.

This letter can be used to request a letter from a college or university registrar's office to confirm that your child is a fulltime student.