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| Subject: transcripts notorization |
hi all
need some expert and experienced advice
do we need to get the transcripts , signed and sealed from the instution we studied from for sure . or is it acceptable to send a notorised transcripts ???
do help me out on this
thankx to all
[19-09-2005,19:49]
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java456 |
(in reply to: transcripts notorization)
If you studied in the US, the signed and sealed envelope is a must. For other countries, it will vary.
[19-09-2005,20:18]
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ME |
(in reply to: transcripts notorization)
I wouldn´t take the chance, especially if it isn´t excessively difficult for you to obtain them in a sealed envelope. In fact, most post-secondary institutions´ web sites include a page where you can order your transcripts online.
However, there´s always the exception, so if it is excessively difficult, then I recommend including a letter of explanation.
Would you be interested in having your application audited by Crarer Law Office, prior to its submission with the Canadian authorities? It´s simple to do regardless of where you live, as all work, correspondence, and reports can be mutually completed online, and it´s an excellent value (i.e., it costs hundreds of dollars; not thousands). If so, please visit www.e-ca.ca, and follow the e-intro button to the section called "e-audit".
Regards,
Dennis Caul
www.e-ca.ca
[20-09-2005,00:20]
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Dennis Caul |
Transcript notorisation (in reply to: transcripts notorization)
I am from India, but working in US presently for shorter period. Can anyone guide me the process of transcript notorisation for my education certificate to be submitted along with the application ??
I would appreciate the help & early answers.
regards
BD
[16-06-2009,04:15]
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Bharat |
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