UC?s My ILL Requests will be unavailable on Sunday, Nov 21 from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.

UC Berkeley users of Interlibrary Loan (ILL) can now view a list of their interlibrary borrowing requests online through My ILL Requests. Those who have successfully made an ILL request, either online or in person, can see:

• A list of items they have requested, which can be sorted by due date, author, or title.
• The status of each request (pending, received, returned, etc.)
• The due date by which they must return the item.

There are options to cancel a request, as well as request a renewal (which we cannot guarantee, since that decision is up to the lending institution). My ILL Requests may be accessed via the Interlibrary Loan page or the Interlibrary Borrowing Service page. Off-campus users of our proxy server may be prompted for a CalNet ID; all users will need to log in with their UC Berkeley ID card number and Library PIN.

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Originally posted on the What's New in the Library blog

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