How to Find My UCLA ID Number as a Former Student

UCLA is located in the western part of Los Angeles.

Like many large universities, the University of California at Los Angeles assigns each of its students a unique number to assist in tracking and data keeping. Students need to use this number for most interactions with university administrations. The administration assigns numbers to students upon their admission to the university, but if the student provides proper documentation, the school will remind her of her ID number. Former students are also able to use this service. These students may need an ID number in order to download transcripts, for example, or to access old emails on the university server.

Things You'll Need

• Government-issued photo ID

Instructions

1. Visit the "Create UCLA Logon ID" page.

2. Read the Acceptable Use Policy, then click the box next to the words "By clicking, you indicate agreement with the Acceptable Use Policy." Click "Next."

3. Click the box next to the words "Former UCLA Student (including alumni)."

4. Click on the hyperlinked words "UCLA Logon Service Request Form."

5. Fill out all the requisite information on the form that downloads. When you're finished, fax or email the form to Bruin OnLine's Communications Technology Services via the email or fax number listed on the form. Along with your message, include a legible photocopy of government-issued photo identification, such as a driver's license or passport. According to the form, the Bruin OnLine Help Desk will respond to you via email within one business day of your message.

Tips & Warnings

• If you scan and email the documents that you send to UCLA, make sure you redact the ID number on, for example, your driver's license, before sending it over the internet.

Resources

• UCLA: Create UCLA Logon ID