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How often do we receive reports?
The applications processed through to Topaz (applicant database) are checked almost immediately by the Similarity Detection Service and any applications marked for attention are usually notified to the institutions on a daily basis.
The reports will be sent by email to your designated 'Fraud Correspondent' on web-link.
General
- Why was this introduced?
- What involvement does UCAS have in the process?
- What information is available to applicants?
- Is the information on individual applicants available to their advisers?
- How often do we receive reports?
- Can an applicant replace their personal statement?
- Can the applicant appeal?
- Who should we contact at UCAS?