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issued directly to recipient

An option for sending a document straight from the issuing institution to the person or organization it is intended for, without an intermediary.

In plain English

This means the issuing institution itself sends the document to the person or organisation meant to receive it in one direct transfer. No other party acts as a go-between.

In context

As a delivery option label, it indicates that the document will be sent from the issuing institution straight to its intended recipient without an intermediary.

Situation
Requesting transcripts, certificates, credentials, verification, and graduation records
What it communicates
labels a delivery option on the ordering page.

Meaning limits

The term only identifies a direct sending route and does not by itself state whether that option is available, required, or accepted in a particular case.

Examples

“The transcript was issued directly to the recipient, not handed to the graduate to mail on.”

Core meaning

“For the licensing board copy, she chose issued directly to recipient.”

In context