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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the NCAA Permission to Contact form in our editor.
Begin by entering your name in the 'NAME OF STUDENT-ATHLETE' field. This identifies you as the individual granting permission.
In the 'Name of institution you wish to contact' section, specify the NCAA Division III college or university you are interested in discussing a potential transfer with.
Review the purpose and period of release sections. Ensure you understand that this permission is valid for 30 days from your signature date.
Sign and date the form at the bottom. If emailing, ensure your signature is scanned and included.
Finally, send the completed form to the director of athletics at your current institution via email, fax, or standard mail.
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Permission to Contact: Self-Release - NCAA Division III
Completing this form gives you permission to have contact with the athletics staff at another NCAA Division III college or university to discuss a potential
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