Lost or damaged your original diploma? Our “Diploma Replacement” guide helps you explore your best options—whether through your school, an alternative path, or a high-quality replica for display.
- Request a replacement directly from your school or alumni office
- If the school has closed or cannot help—learn safe alternatives
- Consider a novelty fake diploma when originals are unavailable or impractical
1. Official Replacement from Your School
Your first step should be reaching out to your school’s registrar or alumni office. Many institutions offer official replacements for a nominal fee. Prepare with your student info and graduation date to simplify the process.
2. What if the Institution No Longer Exists?
Some schools may have closed, merged, or been restructured. In such cases, try the following:
- Contact the state Department of Education or school district for archives.
- Reach out to the institution that absorbed or inherited student records.
- Check your own or family’s files for old diplomas, transcripts, or certificates.
If all original records are unavailable and you still wish to display your diploma, a novelty replica can be a meaningful alternative—especially for display or keepsake use.
3. Replica Diplomas as a Display Solution
Our **fake diplomas** offer a realistic, commemorative option when an official replacement is not possible. These replicas are printed on premium stock and designed to look like the original, making them ideal for framing, photos, or memory displays.
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