School Transcripts – Birth Certificates
Birth Certificate Copies: Americans Born Abroad
If you were born to American parents abroad, they should have registered your birth with the country’s U.S. embassy or consulate. If they did, they would have received a Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA). You can get a copy of this report from the U.S. Department of State. Depending on the country, a vital records office in the nation may also list the birth.
If the Department of State isn’t able to locate your CRBA and you were born on a military base abroad, your parents may not have registered your birth with the U.S. embassy. In that case, you may have to contact the hospital where you were born.
Effective November 17, 2014, high school transcripts records for all DoDEA schools listed will be offline and unavailable while the DoDEA Records Center undergoes a digitization process. Please read this important message >>
School Transcripts Request Procedures
Student records and transcripts may be requested from several different sources, depending upon the student’s last date of attendance or graduation date. Please select the appropriate category from the options below.
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Notes:No records will be provided without appropriate written authorization and signatures of the student or parent/guardian (if the student is under 18). If sending requests via email, please sign the printed request, scan, and attach the file to the email (preferably .PDF or .jpeg). |
Military Service Records
To find out how to request Military Service Records go here