毕业证学位证丢失为何要登报？演员王安宇声明引热议

On Saturday, topics related to actor Wang Anyu's lost graduation certificates were trending on social media, after he published a formal declaration in the Ningbo Evening News stating that his bachelor's degree certificate and graduation diploma from Communication University of China had been lost and were now void.

Under current regulations, original academic certificates cannot be reissued once lost. Instead, graduates may apply for official replacement documents that carry the same legal weight. Publishing a public declaration is one of the steps in the process, though the specific requirements may vary by institution.

So why is it necessary to publicly declare the certificates void? One key reason is legal protection. The announcement serves as public notice, helping to prevent others from using the lost documents fraudulently — for example, in job applications, further studies, or other official matters. Once the declaration is made, the original holder will not be held liable for any misuse.

If you or someone you know faces a similar situation, the first step is to contact your alma mater to confirm the specific procedures and documentation required for a replacement.

After the school verifies the application, it will issue a graduation certificate and a degree certificate, both of which are legally equivalent to the originals. These can be used for postgraduate entrance exams, civil service applications, job hunting, household registration, and any other scenario that requires proof of academic credentials.

图源：王安宇社交平台

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