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Transcripts & Supporting Documents

 Deadline for submitting documents

All transcripts and educational documents must be submitted 60 days after submitting your application or by your program's  application deadline, whichever comes sooner. Please monitor MyNAIT portal to determine your deadlines. If your documents are not submitted by this deadline, your application may be cancelled.

Applicants to Health and Life Sciences programs that require a program interview will have 30 days after submitting your application.

Documents from within Alberta

If you attended an Alberta high school or a post-secondary institution in Alberta (participating in ApplyAlberta), NAIT will order and receive your official Alberta transcripts on your behalf.

If you're currently attending high school in Alberta, NAIT will order your final transcripts for you. If you haven't finished a course, we may ask for proof of enrolment to confirm you're registered in required courses. See more details below.

Confirm that your transcripts were successfully received by checking your To-Do list in your MyNAIT portal. If NAIT is unable to obtain your Alberta high school or post-secondary transcripts, an error notice will appear as To-Do list item on your application once your application is reviewed. You will need to contact Alberta Education to confirm your demographic information.


Documents from other schools within Canada

NAIT cannot obtain transcripts on your behalf from any institution outside of Alberta. If you attended high school or a post-secondary institution in another Canadian province, you must order your official transcripts from the province or post-secondary institution where you went to school and have them sent directly to NAIT.

Ways to provide your official transcripts to NAIT

You can provide your official documents to NAIT in one of the following ways:

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Share digitally through MyCreds™

Some schools or institutions may digitally share their transcripts with you via MyCreds™

  • When sharing them with NAIT, please use the Share with Organization feature to find NAIT directly in the MyCreds recipient organization list. 
Have the issuing institution mail or courier directly to NAIT Many schools and institutions may use this method, using NAIT’s mailing address listed on this page.
Deliver in-person to NAIT’s Student Service Centre

If you have received an official transcript in an unopened envelope, you may submit the sealed envelope in person to the Student Service Centre.

Opened transcripts are not considered official.

Have the issuing institution email documents directly to NAIT. Institutions that send official documents via email can send them to submittranscripts@nait.ca. Emailed transcripts must be sent directly from a verified institution; transcripts sent from a personal email address will not be accepted. NAIT will verify the validity of all emailed transcripts.
All official documents, including those delivered in person, become the property of NAIT and will not be returned to applicants.


Don’t forget: Upload copies of unofficial documents to MyNAIT

Make sure you upload scanned copies of your documents to your MyNAIT portal – these are known as unofficial documents. Admissions can use these to do an initial review of your application so you can be considered for conditional admission. NAIT still requires official transcripts to make a final admission decision. Learn how to upload documents.

Applying from out of province? Be sure to look up your high school course equivalencies prior to applying.

View high school course equivalencies

If your name has legally changed and it does not match the name on your transcript or educational documents, you need to upload proof of the name change (eg. a marriage certificate) to your MyNAIT portal. Learn how to upload proof. 


Documents from outside of Canada

If you studied at a school outside of Canada, you will need to submit your transcripts and educational documents so NAIT can fully assess your application. Be sure to check the document requirements by country.

  • Step 1: Gather required documents
  • Step 2: Confirm whether you meet English language standards
  • Step 3: Translate documents to English
  • Step 4: Upload unofficial documents (copies of original documents)
  • Step 5: Order and submit official documents

View all international document requirements & steps


How to upload unofficial documents in MyNAIT

To upload documents to your MyNAIT portal:

  1. Log in to MyNAIT portal
  2. Select Open Self Service button
  3. Select Admissions tile
  4. Select Submission of Documents on left panel
  5. Select the blue [+] to add and upload your required document(s).

Watch how to upload documents to MyNAIT 

Remember, all uploaded transcripts are considered unofficial documents. You still must provide NAIT with official documents. Documents are considered official when they are sent directly from the issuing institution or authority to the NAIT's Office of the Registrar. 

Additional considerations

You may be required to submit additional documents to complete your application, such as:

Official documents can be submitted in person to the Student Service Centre (CAT180) or by mail to the address on this page. Please note: As per NAIT’s Retention Policy, all physical documents submitted to NAIT by mail become the property of the Institution and will not be returned to the applicant, including documents submitted in person.
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