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Can I nominate a sibling/parent/friend to liaise with UCL on my behalf regarding my application?

Due to the Data Protection Act 1998, Admissions staff are unable to discuss the details of an application with anyone but the applicant themselves. Nevertheless, UCL understands that it is often difficult for an applicant to liaise directly with UCL due to working hours or time differences if overseas. If you cannot get the information you need via email, you can nominate someone to act on your behalf but you must provide UCL Admissions with written confirmation of this decision. The person acting on your behalf should also be given your application number to be quoted in any correspondence with UCL Admissions. 

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