Use this guide to check the INTIAU email addresses published on this website. It distinguishes a complete contact address from assumptions about a domain name, message sender, technical setup or academic-record decision.
Published addresses at a glance
| Complete email address | Domain after the @ sign |
|---|---|
| info@iau.ac.ir.university | iau.ac.ir.university |
| info@intiau.university | intiau.university |
Start with the published contact
This website publishes info@iau.ac.ir.university and info@intiau.university for INTIAU correspondence. Use the complete address when making an enquiry. A domain without a mailbox name and @ sign is not a complete email address.
Consult the INTIAU Contact page for the published route and state the service concerned. The existence of a mailbox does not guarantee a response time or approval of a request.
Read similar domain names accurately
intiau.university, iau.ac.ir.university, intiau.ac.ir.university and iau.ac.ir are different names. Do not silently replace one with another. The published address info@iau.ac.ir.university specifically uses iau.ac.ir.university after the @ sign.
A .university ending does not establish that a website or message belongs to the service you intend to contact. Equally, a different University domain is not automatically invalid. Check the contact information published for the institution and purpose concerned.
The Official Email guide explains the address-versus-domain distinction and practical email-writing guidance.
Check the request as well as the address
Consider the reason for the message and what it asks you to provide. An unexpected request for a password, payment or additional records should be clarified through a known published contact route. A logo, display name or familiar-looking domain is not sufficient proof.
The UK National Cyber Security Centre’s phishing guidance provides general security advice. It does not verify the academic standing of an institution or authenticate a particular record.
This article does not describe a proven mail-routing, encryption, backup or language-support configuration. Follow the actual instructions provided for your enquiry rather than assuming that either address has a particular technical or departmental role.
Make an academic-record enquiry precise
Identify the issuing institution, record and purpose of the request. If a receiving organisation has specified a delivery procedure, keep those instructions available and ask the responsible University service how to proceed.
The Degree Verification Portal has a separate number-and-date lookup. A general email, a lookup result and another organisation’s recognition decision serve different purposes.
Do not attach a large collection of student or identity records to an initial general enquiry. Ask which evidence is required and how it should be supplied. Retain any enquiry reference and relevant reply.
Choose a route for a different question
Use the course search portal for an initial subject and academic-level enquiry. Confirm current programme requirements with the responsible service rather than treating a contact address as a course listing.
Read the student and applicant privacy information before providing personal data. Share only the information needed for the relevant process. This guide does not promise automatic forwarding, bulk evaluations or replies within 48 hours.
Frequently asked questions
Does a .university address prove a sender’s identity?
No. Check the complete address and the purpose of the request, and clarify an unexpected message through a known published route. A domain ending or display name alone is insufficient.
Is iau.ac.ir.university itself an email address?
No. It is a domain name. The complete address published on this website is info@iau.ac.ir.university; the mailbox name and @ sign are part of the address.
Do the two INTIAU addresses guarantee a particular response time?
This page does not set a response deadline or describe the internal routing of the mailboxes. Retain any enquiry reference and follow the instructions supplied for the particular request.
Does an email enquiry verify a qualification?
No. An enquiry can ask which service and procedure apply. Academic-record checks and the receiving organisation’s acceptance or recognition decision are separate matters.
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