Request for a school transcript or a duplicate certificate (Romania)
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The request to a Romanian school for a transcript — the marks for each year of study — or a duplicate of a lost or damaged certificate: the years and class, the document wanted, its purpose and the name used while studying. For a duplicate of a lost diploma, the loss is first published in the Monitorul Oficial and a notarial declaration made, and the request attaches both.
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Common questions
- What does a duplicate of a lost Romanian diploma require?
- The loss is published in Part III of the Monitorul Oficial, and the applicant makes a notarial declaration about how it was lost. The request, with these, a certified copy of the birth or marriage certificate and two 3 x 4 cm photographs, goes to the school that issued the document, which prepares the duplicate. A transcript or a certificate of studies, however, is issued without those formalities.
- Who issues the document if the school has closed?
- The institution that took over the closed school's archive; the county school inspectorate can say where the archive is. The request goes there, with the same documents.
- What is a school transcript for?
- It shows the marks and results for each year of study — asked for when transferring, for recognition of studies abroad or in a job application, for example. Unlike a duplicate certificate, it is issued on a simple request.
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