Document Pick-Up & Delivery Options

 

Pick-up your mail or documents in our office at Old Main 321

Old Main is located at the intersection of Hal Greer Boulevard and 4th Avenue, and Room 321 is located on the third floor.

Ask a friend or family member to pick-up your mail or documents for you

In order to release your documents to anyone other than you, ISS must receive a FERPA release form that is notarized or completed in-person at Old Main 321 with photo ID. If you are unable to come to Old Main 321 to complete the form in-person, click the link below to print the MU FERPA form. If you have questions about completing the form, view the Guide to Completing MU FERPA Release Form linked below. Once the form is completed and notarized, email to iss@marshall.edu.

Pay for shipping through UEMS eShipGlobal

  1. Log in to UEMS eShipGlobal
  2. Choose the option to RECEIVE DOCUMENTS FROM UNIVERSITY
  3. Select Marshall University
  4. Finalize your shipment

Once your shipment is finalized, the Office of International Student Services will receive your label via email to ship your documents. Please be advised that shipment requests are processed during regular business hours and all shipments arranged while the University is closed will be processed the following business day. Any shipment request made after 1pm will be shipped out on the following business day.

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UEMS eShipGlobal Instructions

Some documents may be emailed to your MU email account.

  • Status Verification Letters for DMV, banks, or embassy
  • Invitation Letters

Receive documents via regular post mail

To request mail or documents be sent to you at an address in the United States via regular post mail, please submit a Document Pick-Up & Delivery Request Form by clicking the button below.

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Be advised ISS does NOT send mail from USCIS via regular mail.

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Be Cautious of Scams!

If you receive a suspicious email or phone call, please contact our office immediately before taking further action. To learn more about how to protect yourself from common scams, click on the bolded text for information from Study in the States and USCIS.

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