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University of Toronto mailing address

To mail the University of Toronto, a public research university in Toronto, send your letter to University of Toronto, Office of the University Registrar, 172 St. George Street, Toronto, ON M5R 0A3. The University of Toronto is a public research university with three campuses in the Greater Toronto Area; its main St. George campus is in downtown Toronto. Use it for correspondence, admissions or application documents, and official transcripts. Add your return address if you'd like a reply, and confirm the office address on the University of Toronto's official contact page before anything deadline-driven.

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Mailing address

Verified August 2026

Office of the University Registrar (St. George)

University of Toronto
Office of the University Registrar
172 St. George Street
Toronto ON  M5R 0A3

General correspondence, admissions, and transcript/document services handled by the University Registrar on the downtown St. George campus.

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Key facts

  • General correspondence, admissions, and transcript/document services handled by the University Registrar on the downtown St. George campus.
  • Add an attention line (e.g. "Office of Admissions" or the registrar) so your mail reaches the right office.
  • The University of Toronto is a public research university with three campuses in the Greater Toronto Area; its main St. George campus is in downtown Toronto.
  • Admissions and registrar offices sometimes use a PO box that differs from the campus street address — confirm before a deadline.
  • A student living in residence has their own campus mailbox address, which is different from the office address above.
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How to send your letter

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    Confirm which office you need

    Address your letter to the specific office or person you need — for example "Office of Admissions", the registrar, a department, or a student's name and residence. An attention line keeps it from sitting in a general mailroom.

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    Prepare your letter or documents

    Include any student or applicant ID, application or reference number, and your return address so the office can respond. For official transcripts or forms, follow the school's stated format and enclose anything they ask for.

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    Address it correctly

    First line: University of Toronto. Next: Office of the University Registrar. Then the street: 172 St. George Street. Then the city line: Toronto ON M5R 0A3. Double-check the office address above against the school's contact page for anything deadline-driven.

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Common questions

What is the University of Toronto's mailing address?

University of Toronto, Office of the University Registrar, 172 St. George Street, Toronto, ON M5R 0A3. General correspondence, admissions, and transcript/document services handled by the University Registrar on the downtown St. George campus. Confirm the office address on the University of Toronto's official contact page before anything deadline-driven — admissions and registrar offices sometimes use a different PO box.

Where do I mail admissions or application documents to the University of Toronto?

Send them to the admissions office. Use the address above and add an attention line such as "Office of Admissions". Include your applicant ID or Common App / application number, and mail well ahead of the deadline — the postmark or receipt date is what counts.

How do I send an official transcript to the University of Toronto?

Official transcripts usually go to the admissions or registrar office in a sealed envelope from your prior school. Address it to the University of Toronto at the office above (or the registrar, if given), and check whether the University of Toronto also accepts secure electronic transcripts — many do.

Can I mail a letter to a student living at the University of Toronto?

Yes, but a student in residence has their own campus mailbox address (residence hall + room or mailbox number), which is not the same as the office address above. Ask the student for their exact residence mailing address; the school's housing or mail-services page also explains its format.

Will someone read my letter or write back?

University offices route incoming mail to the right team, so a correctly addressed letter does get handled — but a personal reply isn't guaranteed. Including your return address, an ID or reference number, and a clear request gives you the best chance of a response.

How do I mail the University of Toronto a letter without a printer?

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