Lost high school diploma - how to replace?

So, I lost my high school diploma and I need a copy of it for some important paperwork. Any idea how I can get a replacement? Who should I contact and is there a specific process to follow?

You should reach out to your high school's main office or registrar's office, as they would generally be responsible for issuing a replacement diploma. Give them a call or send an email explaining your situation and ask for guidance on the process of obtaining a new copy. Be prepared to provide some personal information to verify your identity, like your full name, date of birth, and graduation year.

Each school may have a slightly different process for replacing lost diplomas, so they will inform you of any fees, forms, or documentation needed to proceed. There may be a processing fee to cover the cost of creating and shipping the replacement diploma, so keep that in mind.

If you've been out of high school for a long time, you may also want to consider reaching out to the school district office as an alternative; they may have a centralized system for handling such requests.

Remember to store your new diploma in a safe location once you receive it, such as a secure folder or a fire-proof safe, to avoid having to go through this process again in the future.