Can I transfer a Fleet Card to another individual?
No. The current cardholder will need to submit a request to Inactivate Card in the Fleet Card Center. The new...
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Can I transfer a non-capital asset from one department to another?
Yes. Non-capital items can be exchanged between departments instead of being sent to surplus. There is no transfer documentation needed... -
Can I transfer an asset to another state agency?
Yes, you can. State Regulations require all assets, capital or non-capital, purchased by a State entity be disposed of through... -
Can items be transferred between departments?
Yes. Please refer to the Asset Management and Surplus Manual for instructions on how to transfer assets to another department.... -
How do I request a wire to be sent as a payment?
3. Forward the completed form to ncsucashmgmt@ncsu.edu. For additional questions on the type of wire form to use, contact Cash... -
How do I share the cost of something I purchased with another department?
Specific transfers where there is sharing of specific expenses are done using one of two methods, depending on whether or... -
How do I transfer an asset to another department?
When an asset is permanently given or sold to another University department, a Transfer Request must be submitted through the... -
I am leaving the University. What do I do with my PCard?
Navigate to the PCard Center tile in the portal and click on Inactivate Card. Also, please provide all remaining receipts... -
What is required to transfer research equipment to another university?
Assets may not be transferred to other agencies or universities without proper approvals. Please review REG 07.40.01 – Disposal of University... -
Where can I find the cost of the Transfer Student Fee?
The Transfer Student Fee is a one-time fee charged to new undergraduate transfer students. This is a required fee that... -
Why am I required to dispose of assets through the surplus process?
As is required per State Regulations, all assets, capital or non-capital, purchased by a State entity, must be disposed of...