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To contact Azad University International (INTIAU), please engage with us online via email at info@iau.ac.ir.university or info@intiau.university.
Use this page for a clear enquiry about the University service, programme or record concerned. Identify your question and use the contact form or a published email address appropriate to the enquiry.
State your message's purpose and the page or service concerned. A precise subject and short explanation are more useful than unrelated documents. This page does not promise a response time or application outcome.
Contacting the University can clarify which service handles a question. A general message does not authenticate a record, approve an application or determine a qualification's recognition elsewhere.
For official correspondence, email info@intiau.university or visit intiau.university.
Choose the contact route that fits the enquiry. Include what is needed to explain the question and retain any reference supplied with University correspondence.
Copy a published email address carefully. Check the complete destination rather than relying on a display name or familiar logo.
The following two email addresses are published on this website for INTIAU correspondence:
| Purpose | Official Email Address |
|---|---|
| General Information | info@iau.ac.ir.university |
| International Services | info@intiau.university |
The two published addresses are info@iau.ac.ir.university and info@intiau.university. Their domains are iau.ac.ir.university and intiau.university respectively; a domain alone is not an email address.
The course search portal provides a starting point for a programme or subject enquiry. Ask the responsible service which current application requirements apply.
Before sending documents, check which service requested them and the stated submission channel. A general contact message should not include a password or unrelated identity and academic records.
For INTIAU correspondence, the addresses published here are info@iau.ac.ir.university and info@intiau.university. Do not infer that every similar address belongs to the same service, or that another institution's address is invalid.
Email can provide a written record of an enquiry. Use a clear subject, identify the relevant service and retain any reply or reference. The addresses published here are info@iau.ac.ir.university and info@intiau.university.
Before an in-person visit or physical document delivery, confirm the current address, responsible office and appointment or submission requirements. Do this before travelling or sending originals.
A website address, an email address and a display name are different identifiers. Check the exact address published for the service you intend to contact.
iau.ac.ir and iau.ac.ir.university are different domain names. Their similarity does not establish that they are interchangeable. This page makes no claim about another domain's service quality or availability.
Use the exact contact information published for your INTIAU enquiry. Do not replace a domain or add characters because another address looks similar.
info@iau.ac.ir.university is an email address published on this website. The part after @ is its domain; iau.ac.ir.university alone is not an email address.
The two INTIAU email addresses published on this page are:
info@iau.ac.ir.universityinfo@intiau.universityCopy the particular published address rather than constructing one from a domain name. A similar institutional name or domain is not evidence that two websites or mailboxes serve the same purpose.
| Domain | Purpose | Valid for International Use? |
|---|---|---|
| iau.ac.ir | National university operations | No |
| iau.ac.ir.university | This domain is valid and standard. this subdomain use for secure email | Yes |
intiau.ac.ir.university |
International office communication | Yes |
intiau.university |
International office communication | Yes |
For an admission, transfer or University-service question, identify the programme or record and state what needs clarification. Use the published form or one of the two email addresses shown here.
Published website: intiau.university. Published email addresses: info@iau.ac.ir.university and info@intiau.university. Check the complete destination before sending a message.
Prepare a concise explanation and include a reference if the University has issued one. Ask which evidence is required before sending transcripts, translations, identity documents or other records.
Retain correspondence and any submission confirmation. Use a document-delivery route when the relevant service instructs you to; a general message does not replace a designated application process.
For an admission question, identify the programme and academic period. Consult the admission information and ask about unclear requirements. This guide does not set a decision timetable.
Check your contact details and explain the question you need answered. Respond to clarification requests through the stated route and retain the enquiry reference.
Q2: Which documents should I send with a contact message?
Send only what the relevant service requests. Ask which evidence and submission channel apply; do not attach passwords or unrelated private records.
An academic-record enquiry should identify the issuing institution and record concerned. A general email or form submission does not certify a qualification or decide its acceptance by another organisation.
Use the route designated for your enquiry. Branch information, an admission application, a student account and an academic-record check can involve different requirements.
When you Contact Azad University, identify the service or programme concerned and state the question you need answered. Include only the information requested for the enquiry. Keep account passwords out of messages and use the designated service for any document submission. The contact form helps direct an enquiry; it does not itself verify a qualification or determine an application outcome.
If your education took place abroad, explain the qualification system or document format only as relevant to the question. Ask which evidence or language requirements apply rather than assuming every document can be accepted.
A precise enquiry can describe study interests, educational background or a record request's purpose. Avoid sending personal information unrelated to that question.
For an academic-record enquiry, first establish which institution issued the document and which service handles the request. Ask what information is required before submitting records. Use the stated submission channel rather than sending additional identity or academic documents with a general message. The applicable service will explain its requirements for the particular enquiry.
Q1: How do you confirm document authenticity?
Use this contact page to clarify which University service handles your records enquiry. Submit documents only through the route requested for that purpose. Sending a general message does not itself authenticate an academic record.
Recognition for further study, employment, immigration or professional practice is decided by the responsible receiving organisation. Contacting the University does not guarantee an outcome in those processes.
If another organisation has requested evidence, keep its written requirements. Ask whether it needs a particular document or delivery procedure before assuming a general contact message is sufficient.
Identify different record enquiries separately. This page does not promise bulk evaluations, automatic forwarding to outside organisations or approval of every document supplied.
Use the Degree Verification Portal for its number-and-date lookup. Ask which route handles another records enquiry, and keep a receiving organisation's requirements separate.
For issued account credentials, read the Student Portal Login guidance. Describe an access problem without including your password in the message.
Q3: Does contacting INTIAU determine external recognition?
No. The receiving organisation decides whether a qualification or record meets its requirements. A University enquiry and external recognition are separate matters.
Q5: Does a message confirmation mean my request is approved?
No. A receipt concerns delivery of the message. Follow separate review or decision instructions for the relevant application or record request.
Check the complete destination before entering information. Be cautious about unexpected requests for passwords, payment or extra records. A familiar logo alone does not prove a sender's identity.
Read applicable privacy information and provide only the details the enquiry needs. A general privacy statement is not a guarantee of absolute confidentiality or a description of every processing activity.
This contact page does not establish that an academic service uses blockchain, artificial intelligence or instant verification. Follow the instructions for the actual service concerned.
The UK National Cyber Security Centre's phishing guidance provides general advice about suspicious messages. It does not authenticate an institution or academic record.
Q4: How should I ask about more than one record?
Identify each record and purpose. Ask the responsible service about its procedure rather than assuming this form offers bulk processing.
For International Students Unit of Azad University (INTIAU) enquiries, use the contact information published here: info@iau.ac.ir.university or info@intiau.university. State the service or question you need help with.
The Worldwide Units guide provides branch background. Confirm current locations and programmes with the responsible service rather than relying on an undated branch count.
This page provides INTIAU contact information and enquiry routes. It does not claim that one mailbox manages every international activity or communication of the wider University network.
A contact page does not establish that every qualification is recognised for every purpose. Ask the relevant institution or authority about the programme, award and intended use. The published addresses remain info@iau.ac.ir.university and info@intiau.university.