How to send a transfer college report for applications?

I'm filling out my transfer applications and it asks for a transfer college report. What exactly is this and how do I send it to the colleges I'm applying to? Any tips on getting it right?

The Transfer College Report is a form designed to collect information about your standing at your current institution. It typically includes details about your academic performance, disciplinary history, and overall college engagement.

The form is often filled out by a dean, registrar, or academic advisor at your current school. Its goal is to confirm that you're in good academic and disciplinary standing at your current institution. So, step one is identifying the right person at your institution who can fill this out. If you're unsure, speaking with your academic advisor or registrar's office is a good place to start.

In terms of sending the report, the process can vary. If you're using the Common App for transfer, the form will be available in the application platform itself, and it can be completed online by the appropriate administrator at your school. For those schools not on the Common App, you'll need to check their individual application procedures—some may require a university or college official to physically mail the report, while others may accept it by email or through their own online application platform.

It's essential to start this process early, given that it involves other parties. Be courteous when asking for help and provide all the necessary information to the person you're asking. Give them ample time before the application deadline, as they might be dealing with multiple requests.

Lastly, double-check the requirements for each college you're applying to. Some might have specific instructions or separate forms they want to be used. Following each college's instructions precisely will avoid delays or issues with your application.