Application for migration certificate
Use this to ask your college or university for a migration certificate when you are joining a course at another university or board.
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When to use this letter
A migration certificate is the old board's or university's consent for you to join another one. The new institute asks for it at admission or soon after. It is not needed when you stay with the same university. Ask the new institute whether it wants one before you apply.
Before you send it
- Check the university's website first. Many universities now take this request online and this letter is only needed for offline cases.
- Give both roll number and enrolment or registration number if you have them.
- Ask your new institute for the last date to submit the migration certificate, and tell the old one if it is close.
What to attach
- Copy of the final marksheet
- Fee receipt
- Identity proof
How to send or submit it
See the old university's or board's website first, as many take applications only online. For offline cases, submit the application at the college office or the university counter with the listed documents. Collect the original yourself or ask for it by post, and keep photocopies before you hand it to the new institute.
Mistakes that get it sent back
- Dues pending, or the degree or provisional certificate not yet collected, where the university requires that first.
- Enrolment or registration number missing.
- Applied to the college when the university issues it, or the other way round.
- A migration certificate was issued earlier and that is not mentioned. A duplicate follows a different process.
This is a general format, written by us, to save you time. If the school or college has its own printed form, use that form. Last checked: 11 November 2026.