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Request for GED® and Adult Basic Education (ABE) Transcripts Request for GED® and Adult Basic Education (ABE) Transcripts GED® Testing Program Ministry of Immigration and Career Training 306-787-5597 or [email protected] Last Revised: May 2021 To request transcripts, please complete this form and submit via email (using the submission button). Alternatively you can print and mail the completed form to Ministry of Immigration and Career Training, 1000-2103 11th Avenue, REGINA SK S4P 3Z8. Note: All fields with a * are mandatory. Current Legal Last Name* Current Legal First Name* Middle Name(s) Former Surname(s) (if applicable) Social Insurance Number (SIN)* Birthdate (MM-DD-YYYY)* Street/PO Box* Town/City* Province* Postal Code* Telephone No.* Email Address* NOTE: For High School or ABE 12 (after 2000), please visit Location of GED® Testing/ABE Programming Year Completed* Transcript Type* Student Records at www.k12.gov.sk.ca/etranscript/ GED ABE 10 ABE 12 (prior to 2000) Please select option 1 OR 2* Five (5) transcripts sent directly to me One (1) transcript sent to the institution below and four (4) transcripts sent to me Saskatchewan Polytechnic – Moose Jaw Saskatchewan Polytechnic – Prince Albert Saskatchewan Polytechnic – Regina Saskatchewan Polytechnic – Saskatoon Carlton Trail College Cumberland College Dumont Technical Institute Great Plains College North West College Northlands College Parkland College Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies Southeast College Other: $25.00 for five (5) Transcripts Additional transcript(s) sent to me $2.00/Transcript One (1) GED® Diploma sent to me (Diplomas are not available for ABE) $25.00/GED® Diploma TOTAL FEES: Payment Options* In-person payment is no longer an option. However, we have added new payment options including e-transfer and paying by phone using a credit card. Once your transcript request has been verified, payment can be made using the below method. (Please select your preferred option) Credit Card eTransfer Money Order Cheque (Note: NSF charge is $25.00) Cheques or Money Orders can be made payable to the “Ministry of Finance” and mailed with this application to: Ministry of Immigration and Career Training 1000-2103 11th Avenue REGINA SK S4P 3Z8 Consent I authorize the Government of Saskatchewan to disclose my transcript information to the institution listed above in accordance with the instructions I have provided. In the event that the records requested in this form are not found, I authorize the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training to forward my request to the Ministry of Education for processing and I acknowledge that no refund will be provided. Save completed form and Date (MM-DD-YYYY)* Signature of Applicant* email it to: [email protected] .
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