Mailing the Enrollment Application

Hello again,

I have a few more questions but this time is about the mailing process, my questions are:

1. Alsterterrasse 1, 20354- Is this the correct address to mail the enrollment application to?

2. Besides putting University of Hamburg, do I need to put who exactly the mail is going to (ex. Services for Students—Application and Admissions Team) or just the address with the University is enough?

3. Should all documents/papers in the mail be stapled to the application? (rather than paper clips for example)

4. How would I be notified that my enrollment application has been received?

Dear Luis,

the correct address for your enrollment application is

Universität Hamburg
Service für Studierende
Team Bewerbung und Zulassung
Alsterterrasse 1
20354 Hamburg

Please staple your documents with your matriculation application on top. Do not use paper clips, folders or sheet protectors.

To obtain proof of receipt from the Campus-Center, send your documents by registered mail (if desired, with a return receipt). Upon receipt of your documents, the Campus-Center will scan them. You will be automatically notified of receipt by email within 1 to 2 working days.

Best regards,
BK

Thank you!

Hello again,

I mailed out my enrollment application on Wednesday, 12th of June and it was received at the university of Hamburg on Friday, 14th of June and signed by HR Roemer (that is the name that shows on the tracking information). However, Campus-Center never notified me that they have received it. I have an confirmation email from UPS that Campus-Center did received it. What should I do?

Also, my Stine-online account has been deleted because the application period is over. Where would I receive my provisional semester documents?

I am sorry, I just re-checked my email and Campus-Center did send me a confirmation email regarding my enrollment application. However, I am still confused about the provisional semester documents; when and how I will receive them?

My apologies again for the confusion.