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Transcript or Parchment Replacement Request Form

In-person Requests: In-person transcript requests can be completed while you wait at the Student Service Centre — the request form is not required.

Mail, Phone and Online Requests: A minimum of one week production time is required. Delivery time is additional.

Digital copies of transcripts are handled through MyCreds. Learn more ›

To access your transcripts though MyCreds, go to the MyCreds login page and select “Can’t Sign In?”. 

Use your personal email address on file with RRC Polytech to register as transcripts are not uploaded using the academic email. 

If you are unable to register using your personal email, or the transcript is not available, please reach out to RRC Polytech’s Student Service Centres for assistance.

Important: If you have recently completed your program, your graduation package, including your parchment and official transcript, will be mailed to you at no charge within four weeks.

Apprenticeship students who attended RRC Polytech prior to 2012 must contact Apprenticeship Manitoba for transcripts.

Transcript/Parchment Replacement Request Form

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Document Requests

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Document Types

  • Digital Transcript: an official digital record of a student’s courses taken and grades achieved that is issued through MyCreds.
  • Paper Transcript: an official record of a student’s courses taken and grades achieved.
  • Credential Replacement: An official certificate or diploma indicating your completion of your program of study. Students who did not complete a certificate or diploma program will not be eligible for a Credential Replacement.
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