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Document Express Form

First Time Users: Read Document Express Policies before placing a request.

Document Express is the fee-based document delivery service for journal articles from the UCSF Library collection. UCSF faculty, students, and staff with a current library borrowing account are eligible for the service. You will be charged a $0.25 per page fee with a minimum $1 fee for using this service. The Library offers NO rush services. Most articles are delivered within 2 business days of your request. Please enter only one journal article per request form. Entire journal issues cannot be obtained via Document Express. If you have questions, email Document Express staff or call Information Assistance at: (415) 476-2337.

Please fill in this form completely and accurately. Requests with inaccurate information will be returned unfilled.

DOCUMENT EXPRESS ARTICLE REQUEST (* denotes required field)

Author:
Article Title:
* Appears in Journal (full journal title):
Journal Call Number from UCSF Library Catalog:
* Date Published:
* Volume:	Issue:	* Pages:
I agree to pay for this article ($0.25/page, $1 minimum): Yes No
Preferred Method of Delivery: Web Delivery Paper Copy
* Email Address:

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