SERVICE UPDATE:
Due to exceptionally high demand and operational service requirements, we are currently unable to meet our usual service standards for some bespoke and manually processed requests.
Before submitting a request, please ensure that it relates to a document or service that we are able to provide. Requests for documents or confirmations outside our published services cannot be fulfilled.
We apologise for any delays and kindly ask that duplicate or repeated enquiries are not submitted, as these increase processing volumes and may result in further delays.
All requests will be reviewed individually, and we will contact you once your case has been assessed. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
Most third parties, including WES, will accept a PDF copy of your intermediate transcript. This is much quicker than requesting a hard copy to be posted. Student LfY allows you to have your intermediate transcript emailed directly to a third party (with your copied) and will allow you to include their reference number.
If you need a hard copy intermediate transcript posted to a third party in a stamped and sealed envelope (for example, to LSAC), you should complete the Student Services enquiry form (selecting Results and Awards then Transcripts). Please provide the addresses, any necessary forms and reference numbers when submitting the enquiry form. You should mark the subject as your enquiry as ‘Intermediate transcript to be posted’.
Transcripts will normally sent by standard post; delivery times are usually around 3-5 working days for Europe and up to 20 working days to all other international destinations. Standard post cannot be tracked.
If you need a faster, trackable service, we can courier it to an overseas address for a fee of £15. This usually takes around a week to most worldwide destinations. If you would like us to use a courier service, please pay here first, and then quote the payment reference number when you submit your enquiry. You should mark the subject of your enquiry as ‘Intermediate transcript to be couriered’.