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UT Austin: Fax Number for Transcript Orders

University of Texas at Austin

UT Austin confirms a fax for the signed transcript order form, used only if you're unable to order online.

Published on
September 18, 2026
Last updated on
October 6, 2026

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  • UT Austin's confirmed fax, 512-475-7520, carries the signed transcript order form and any required third-party form in.
  • UT Austin's own instructions say to use this fax only if you're unable to order online.
  • The fax does not send the transcript itself back out, it only submits your request.

Who This Page Is For

UT Austin students or alumni who can't use the online transcript ordering system and need to submit a signed paper request instead.

What is UT Austin's fax number for transcripts?

The University of Texas at Austin confirms a fax, 512-475-7520, on its own official transcripts page, explicitly framed as a fallback to online ordering.

Where to fax

  • Signed transcript order form (and third-party authorization form, if needed) (student or alumnus): fax 512-475-7520. Source: UT Austin's own official transcripts and other records page, "use ONLY if unable to order online."

Fax number verified September 17, 2026.

Which route should I use?

  1. Try UT Austin's online ordering system first, that's the university's own stated primary channel.
  2. If you genuinely can't use it, fax your signed order form to 512-475-7520.
  3. This fax only submits your request, UT Austin sends the actual transcript through its own separate delivery process, not back by fax.

Several other university registrars in our directory follow a similar pattern. Our directory also covers Arizona State University's fax number, Texas A&M's fax number, and UCF's fax number, each with its own scope and confirmed sources.

Submitting a UT Austin transcript request? Fax.Plus's Free plan includes 10 pages, then $0.20/page, no monthly commitment.

FAQs

Can I fax UT Austin to request an official transcript?

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Only if you can't order online, per UT Austin's own instructions. The fax carries your signed order form, not the transcript itself, and online ordering is the primary channel.

Does the UT Austin fax send the transcript to me, or just take my request?

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It only takes your signed request in. UT Austin then processes and sends the actual transcript through its own delivery method, not back by fax.

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