University of Illinois: Fax Number for Transcript Orders

The University of Illinois confirms a dedicated Mail-in and Fax Requests section for the signed transcript order form and FERPA release.

Sarah Mitchell

Published on

September 18, 2026

Last updated on

October 6, 2026

The University of Illinois's confirmed fax, 217-333-3100, has a dedicated "Mail-in and Fax Requests" section on its own registrar page.
It carries the signed transcript order form and FERPA release paperwork in, never the record out.
The university presents fax and mail as equivalent paper-based options, without stating one is faster.

Who This Page Is For

University of Illinois students or alumni submitting a paper transcript order form and FERPA release by fax.

What is the University of Illinois's fax number?

The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign confirms a fax, 217-333-3100, under a dedicated "Mail-in and Fax Requests" section on its own official academic records page.

Where to fax

Signed transcript order form and FERPA release paperwork (student or alumnus): fax 217-333-3100. Source: the University of Illinois's own official Transcripts page.

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Which route should I use?

Complete the transcript order form and any required FERPA release, then fax both to 217-333-3100.
Fax and mail are presented as equivalent options on the university's own page, neither is stated to be faster.
This fax doesn't send the transcript back out, it only submits your paperwork.

Several other university registrars in our directory follow a similar pattern. Our directory also covers the University of Iowa fax page, how to fax Penn State, and UT Austin's fax number, each with its own scope and confirmed sources.

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FAQs

Can I fax a completed transcript order form to University of Illinois?

Yes, the university's own "Mail-in and Fax Requests" section confirms this fax accepts the signed order form and FERPA release paperwork, though it doesn't fax the transcript back out.

Is faxing faster than mailing a University of Illinois transcript request?

The university's own page doesn't state a speed difference between fax and mail for this request, both are presented as equivalent paper-based options.

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