Travelers and travel preparers, find out how to claim travel expenses using MyTravel, UCSD'sWeb-based application for online travel expense reporting.
In the right place? For group travel and travel including business-related entertainment expenses, employee candidate interviews, and moves/ transfers, use the online Travel Expense Form (TEF). See Completing a Travel Expense Form (TEF).
See additional guidance:
Go to MyTravel.
Note: If you don't have a SSO user ID and password, see Single Sign-On: How to Self-Register.
If the traveler isn't listed, search by either:
Note: If the traveler is not a UCSD employee, use TravelLink's Add/ Change Traveler Account feature to add the traveler's e-mail address.
If the traveler used a UCSD Travel Card, you can click the check box under Travel Card Used? The total of these amounts will display on the Review and Submit tab as Applied to Travel Card.
If any single occurrence of ground transportation is $75 or more, you need to provide an original receipt to your departmental approval authority.
Enter the total hotel expense (single room and tax only). Include any amount prepaid by UCSD. UCSD prepaid amounts show near the bottom of the page for information only. MyTravel calculates appropriately.
Claim for meals must be for the actual daily amount spent, which can't exceed the maximum. Some departments require travelers to submit original receipts. At minimum, a daily log must be provided to the departmental travel approval authority.
If you used an Express Card to pay for registration fees, enter in the Notes field as a comment "$___registration fee paid on the Express Card."
If reasonable efforts to obtain a required receipt are unsuccessful, the approver will need to use MyApprovals to request approval by the Director of UCSD Travel. See Approver's Checklist for details.
If the traveler is a UCSD employee and not set up for direct deposit for travel/ disbursements:
Reimbursements will be issued on the business day following approval.
Notice: UCSD travel policy, as published in Blink, is decisive. It has been adapted to UCSD's organization, delegation of authority, terminology, chart of accounts, and processing applications. The source for UCSD travel policy is UC Travel Policy and Regulations.