How Do I Restrict My Address, E-Mail Address or Telephone Number from Release? Under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), you have the right to restrict the release of certain categories of information by the university. You may restrict the release of your addresses and/or telephone numbers from publication by following the steps below. Students may restrict online directory information at any time; however, students who wish to restrict printed directory information must do so prior to the end of registration each Fall term. Step 1: Access Student Self-Service via CheckMarq Click here for details. Step 2: Directory Restrictions Click the link "Directory Restrictions" under the section "My Personal Information." A page will appear showing any information you have already opted to restrict. Click the "Edit FERPA/Directory Restrictions" link. Step 3: Choose what to restrict Select from three categories of information to restrict (or to release, if already restricted): Addresses, E-mail Addresses and Phones. To restrict a category, click the "Restrict All" button. To release restrictions for a category, click the "Release All" button. Step 4: Save your settings Click the Save button. You should get a message that "The Save was successful." Click OK. You return to the "List FERPA/Directory Restrictions." You're done. For a complete name block If you wish to block the release of your name (so that absolutely no information is released about you), visit the Office of the Registrar in Marquette Hall, Room 310. Please note that if you restrict your name from being released, the Office of the Registrar cannot verify academic progress, degrees earned or enrollment for you.