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Folks,
This query is related to applicants from India, particularly those who have done their undergrad from Bangalore University
I have been out of India for almost 10 years. I tried to get my undergrad (B.E.) transcripts sealed and notarized, through a friend in Bangalore. But, we are facing infinite problems from the university. The bureaucracy is just stifling and I feel really guilty asking people to take time off from their busy schedules running around halls of the university.
I have been told that I could get these transcripts notarized in the US. I am thinking of getting them notarized in my financial institution in the US. I haven´t, though, found any definitive solutions to this quandary.
I´d really appreciate any inputs/suggestions/recommendations from folks who got their PR accepted by submitting notarized transcripts (not from their respective universities) and a letter of explanations.
This forum has been very useful for me and I´m awaiting the myriad responses from the good folks who come to this forum.
Regds,
Sriraj
[19-07-2007,12:01]
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(in reply to: Transcripts notarized in US & not from Indian Univ)
You can even submit photocopies of the marksheets (transcripts are marksheets in India right?) thats what some of my Indian friends did along with a detailed letter explaining your situation. Though, notarized or certified true copies are better. And yes some of them have received PRs and some have reached the medical stage.
[19-07-2007,14:29]
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Thanks Anon (in reply to: Transcripts notarized in US & not from Indian Univ)
Hello Anon,
I am getting my Bangalore Univ transcripts notarized here in the US and also, the letter of explanation (notarized)as to why I am unable to send them the originals in a "university sealed" envelope.
Thanks for letting me know that some of your buddies have chosen the step that I intend to take and that they have been successful in this endevaor. That is very heartening, indeed.
[19-07-2007,17:34]
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