Please note the information below:

Requests for information must be completed online and will be processed on normal business days during business hours (Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.).

When ordering records, they will be sent electronically unless specified in the special instructions field or if your college does not accept electronic transcripts. 

Please allow up to five business days for processing records requests from the 2004-05 year to present. All other records will be processed within 20-30 business days.   

If there is a problem in locating your information, you will be contacted via email.

For current students, submit your request for transcripts and student records. 

For former students, submit your request for transcripts and student records. 

For third-party verifications, submit your request for transcripts and student records. 

For attorneys, submit your request for transcripts and student records. 

DACA packets will include the following documents (if available):

• Copies of attendance records 
• Copies of report cards
• Copies of transcripts
• Registration forms 
• Enrollment history
• Photos

Submit your request for DACA records. 

Submit a request for special education records.

If you have questions regarding a special education records request, please email a request.

To request a student's special education file be sent to your district, please email a request.

Copies of diplomas are not kept on file and duplicate diplomas are not available at this time. To prove graduation for employment or continuing education, you will need to request a transcript.

California State Bill 172 (SB 172) signed into law by Governor Brown on October 7, 2015, states that beginning with the graduation class of 2006, students are no longer required to meet the California High School Exit Examination (CAHSEE) requirements to earn a high school diploma.

A person who previously failed to receive a high school diploma or was denied graduation solely for failing to meet the CAHSEE requirement may complete the following online application to determine the student’s eligibility to receive a high school diploma. After your application is reviewed, you will be contacted with the next steps.

If your request is approved, one copy of your high school diploma will be sent to you free of charge.

Please allow 6 weeks to receive your diploma.

Submit your request for your high school diploma.

Submit a request for GED transcripts. 

The California High School Proficiency Examination (CHSPE) is a test for students who need to verify their high school level skills. Submit your request for CHPSE records. 

To request your scores from the ACT or SAT, please order them directly from their websites. 

Looking for your AP test scores? Get test results from the AP website. 

Subpoenas are to be hand-delivered to Student Records, 665 Walnut Avenue, Vallejo, CA 94592.