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offer acceptance?? (1 Viewer)
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This information is available on the UAC website:
http://www.uac.edu.au/uac/app_proc_for_y12.html#authorise
Authorise someone to act on your behalf
All information obtained by UAC from your application is confidential. For privacy reasons we will not discuss information relating to your application with anyone else. If you will be absent during the admission process, you may authorise a relative or friend to act on your behalf.
If you wish to authorise someone to act on your behalf, you and the person you are authorising as your agent must complete question 14 on the Supplementary Form A application (or the appropriate section of Apply-By-Web).
Alternatively you can provide UAC with a letter of authority. The letter of authority must include:
* the printed full name of the authorised agent who will be acting on your behalf
* the signature of the authorised agent
* your signature
* your UAC application number.
http://www.uac.edu.au/uac/app_proc_for_y12.html#authorise
Authorise someone to act on your behalf
All information obtained by UAC from your application is confidential. For privacy reasons we will not discuss information relating to your application with anyone else. If you will be absent during the admission process, you may authorise a relative or friend to act on your behalf.
If you wish to authorise someone to act on your behalf, you and the person you are authorising as your agent must complete question 14 on the Supplementary Form A application (or the appropriate section of Apply-By-Web).
Alternatively you can provide UAC with a letter of authority. The letter of authority must include:
* the printed full name of the authorised agent who will be acting on your behalf
* the signature of the authorised agent
* your signature
* your UAC application number.
KfWang
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do u need 2 have someone authorised?
i heard from unoi friends that u can accept offers and stuff on the net these days, not sure though
and can the authorised person be carrying the letter, or does it have to go to UAC before they do whatever it is you have asked of them (representative that is)
i heard from unoi friends that u can accept offers and stuff on the net these days, not sure though
and can the authorised person be carrying the letter, or does it have to go to UAC before they do whatever it is you have asked of them (representative that is)
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USYD is the only uni (i think) that requires for you to be in person at the uni to enrol into subjects. I beleive every other does their enrolments online.
smallcattle
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can you authorise someone to attend your enrolment for you?
KfWang
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yuh you should be able to, as long as you fill in an authorisation letter, but im hoping i dont have to cos i cant be bothered filling in the autho form...
and i think USYD can do online enrolments, but im not sure about any unis,
and i think USYD can do online enrolments, but im not sure about any unis,