Third Party Authorisation Form
Learn how to release your information to a nominated third party.
Your UNSW record is protected.
If you need someone else to obtain information or documents on your behalf, you must provide your authorisation.
Use this form to:
- Authorise the release of information relating to your student record to a third party, e.g. parent/guardian, relative or friend
- Authorise a third party to apply for and collect documentation relating to your student record on your behalf, e.g. your academic transcript.
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Current Students
Complete the online Third-party Authorisation form, providing your personal and student details as well as the details of your nominated third party.
Graduates and past students
- Complete the online Third-party Authorisation form, providing your personal and student details as well as the details of your nominated third party.
- Provide accepted valid identity documentation to certify your identity.
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When submitting a Third Party Authorisation form, you are required to upload a certified copy of one of the following forms of photo ID to prove your identity:
- Valid passport, or
- Current Australian driver's licence, or
- Current UNSW Student ID Card – only applicable to students who graduated or were enrolled within the last 6 months.
Your request cannot be processed until:
- Certified documentary evidence bearing the signature of a Justice of the Peace is provided, or
- If you are in China, your identity documents are certified by an authorised officer, or
- You provide consent for UNSW to verify the validity of your documents using the DVS*. In this case, you are only required to submit a photocopy of your document
*The Document Verification Service (DVS) is managed by the Commonwealth Attorney-General’s Department. The DVS confirms that the details on an identity document such as a passport or driver’s licence match the record held by the government authority that issued it. More information about the DVS is available at www.dvs.gov.au.
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The certifying officer must:
- Write on the copy "This is a true copy of the original documents sighted by me."
- Sign and print their name
- Provide an address and a contact telephone number
- State their profession or occupation group
- Write on the copy the date certified
- Affix the official stamp or seal of the certifier's organisation on the copy.
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You need to have your identity documents certified by an authorised officer:
- Official UNSW Offshore Representatives (Agents).
- International Development Program in China – Find IDP offices in China by scrolling down to the heading IDP in China.
- Notary Public Offices in China.
- An Australian embassy or consulate.
- The China Academic Degrees and Graduate Education Development Centre (CDGDC).
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