Confirmation of enrolment 

You may need to provide proof you’re enrolled at SAIT.  The video outlines how to request a confirmation of enrolment for credit students (full or part-time — requested through mySAIT), apprentices, and non-credit students.

Some financial institutions or third-party organizations may require specific forms signed by SAIT. In this case, you can submit a support ticket and attach the appropriate files.

Custom letters cost $25 and can be requested if you require information including but not limited to the following.

  • Additional forms you need us to sign – required forms must be attached to your support ticket.
  • Validation of the language of instruction.
  • Program delivery method (online vs on-campus learning).

Accessing your letter

For all credit students, your confirmation of enrolment letter will be available through MyCreds within five business days after it’s requested. Review how to access your letter of confirmation through MyCreds for instructions to view and share your document.

Note: If you’re an international student, this letter will only show the current academic term and is not intended for immigration purposes.  Should you require a letter for immigration matters, please submit your request through this form and a letter will be emailed to you in three to five business days.

Are you an apprentice? Check your inbox for the email confirming your registration. This will include a letter you can use to withdraw your RESP — please submit a support ticket if you no longer have access to this.

Letter of completion 

When you graduate from a SAIT credit program, your credential will be awarded on the conferral date – this is also the date your transcripts will reflect the awarded credential.

You can receive a letter of completion if you require proof before the conferral date.

Getting your letter of completion

Because your credential will be awarded on the appropriate conferral date, please review the below details to receive your letter of completion:

  1. Apply to graduate through mySAIT during the appropriate timeline.
  2. Review your unofficial transcripts to ensure your final grades have been entered.
  3. Once all final grades are entered, the Office of the Registrar will run a graduate audit. This process can take up to two weeks to complete before a letter of completion can be generated.*
  4. A Letter of Completion will be automatically created for you if you are eligible to receive one. You do not need to request it.
  5. The Letter of Completion will be uploaded to the MyCreds™️ platform, and you’ll receive an email when it is ready to view and share. Check that you have an active email on your student profile.
  6. To share your Letter of Completion with a third party or download a version for yourself, you must purchase “share credits” directly from MyCreds™. Each share credit costs $10 + applicable taxes and allows you to share your letter once.  

In the meantime, you can request a copy of your official transcript through mySAIT.

International graduates

If you took a leave of absence during your studies, please ensure you also request a confirmation letter from International Centre for your PGWP application.

*We are unable to generate a Post-Graduation Work Permit letter of completion until the Office of the Registrar completes the grad audit detailed above. If your study permit expires soon, please contact the International Centre.

MyCreds

For more information on MyCreds™️, please refer to the MyCreds FAQ or watch this short video.

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SAIT is located on the traditional territories of the Niitsitapi (Blackfoot) and the people of Treaty 7 which includes the Siksika, the Piikani, the Kainai, the Tsuut’ina and the Îyârhe Nakoda of Bearspaw, Chiniki and Goodstoney.

We are situated in an area the Blackfoot tribes traditionally called Moh’kinsstis, where the Bow River meets the Elbow River. We now call it the city of Calgary, which is also home to the Métis Nation of Alberta.