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A standard letter on University headed paper confirming your status as a fully registered student of the University. This can be ordered only where the standard Student Status letter available on DUO Ultra via Banner Self-Service is not sufficient. Please state in the Additional Information Box why the self service document does not meet your needs. THIS LETTER IS NOT AVAILABLE TO CURRENT STUDENTS WHO ARE NOT FULLY REGISTERED INCLUDING COMPLETION OF A TIER 4 VISA CHECK. Your student status letter confirms the following details: Full legal name College Programme title Year of study Date of commencement of study Date of expected completion It is hand stamped in red ink and signed.

This product is now available through DUO Ultra, Banner self service. This is available ten days following the confirmation of your results. If you proceed with this order, please state in the additional information box why the self service letter does not meet your needs. This is a letter on University headed paper confirming the successful completion of your course, dates of attendance and qualification obtained. There is also a statement of when you will receive your award. The University of Durham confers degrees at the graduation ceremonies in January, March, June/July and October each year. It is only at this point that your degree is awarded and the certificate can be produced.

When registering for the graduation/conferral ceremony and you would prefer your degree parchment to be sent using courier. *** DO NOT USE TO DELIVER TO A DURHAM ADDRESS *** This is primarily for an overseas delivery address.  DHL guarantees delivery anywhere in the world within 3-4 working days after dispatch.  Ordering courier does not speed up production of your degree parchment but speeds up the postal service. You MUST provide your correct student id number beginning 000 on your campus card.

When opening a student bank account in the UK, you may be asked to provide proof that you are an enrolled student at Durham University. You can request a bank letter directly from your College (usually on their website) or from Student Registry. Do not request from both. The University will only provide such a letter if you are a fully registered student. This is a helpful web page: https://www.dur.ac.uk/international/newstudents/lifeatdurham/banking/ Included on this document will be your permanent home address and University term time address taken from your student record. Please check your details are up to date before requesting this document   ======================================== When opening a student bank account in the UK, you may be asked to provide proof that you are an enrolled student at Durham University. You can request a bank letter directly from your College (usually on their website) or from Student Registry. Do not request from both. The University will only provide such a letter if you are a fully registered student. This is a helpful web page: https://www.dur.ac.uk/international/newstudents/lifeatdurham/banking/ Included on this document will be your permanent home address and University term time address taken from your student record. Please check your details are up to date before requesting this document   ================================================ When opening a student bank account in the UK, you may be asked to provide proof that you are an enrolled student at Durham University. You can request a bank letter directly from your College (usually on their website) or from Student Registry. Do not request from both. The University will only provide such a letter if you are a fully registered student. This is a helpful web page: https://www.dur.ac.uk/international/newstudents/lifeatdurham/banking/ Included on this document will be your permanent home address and University term time address taken from your student record. Please check your details are up to date before requesting this document   ===================================================== When opening a student bank account in the UK, you may be asked to provide proof that you are an enrolled student at Durham University. You can request a bank letter directly from your College (usually on their website) or from Student Registry. Do not request from both. The University will only provide such a letter if you are a fully registered student. This is a helpful web page: https://www.dur.ac.uk/international/newstudents/lifeatdurham/banking/ Included on this document will be your permanent home address and University term time address taken from your student record. Please check your details are up to date before requesting this document   ==================================================5 When opening a student bank account in the UK, you may be asked to provide proof that you are an enrolled student at Durham University. You can request a bank letter directly from your College (usually on their website) or from Student Registry. Do not request from both. The University will only provide such a letter if you are a fully registered student. This is a helpful web page: https://www.dur.ac.uk/international/newstudents/lifeatdurham/banking/ Included on this document will be your permanent home address and University term time address taken from your student record. Please check your details are up to date before requesting this document   ==========================================6 When opening a student bank account in the UK, you may be asked to provide proof that you are an enrolled student at Durham University. You can request a bank letter directly from your College (usually on their website) or from Student Registry. Do not request from both. The University will only provide such a letter if you are a fully registered student. This is a helpful web page: https://www.dur.ac.uk/international/newstudents/lifeatdurham/banking/ Included on this document will be your permanent home address and University term time address taken from your student record. Please check your details are up to date before requesting this document   In order to open a UK bank account you will usually be asked to provide your passport, confirmation of your local address, your acceptance at the University and your address in your home country (not all banks will ask for this). This letter may be used to assist you in providing the required evidence.