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[stickybrit]

I was told by my recruiter in an email that transcripts are to be both stamped AND signed by the issuer; however, I just received my transcripts in the mail and the only thing on the back is a stamp stating "Enclosed transcript is UNOFFICIAL if opened prior to delivery".

No signature.

I don't even remember that being an option when requesting the transcripts from my University. Has anyone else encountered this problem, and is it even a problem being that they are actually official, even without the signature?

I ask because I'd like to send my documents out today and expedite the visa process so I can finally get my butt to Korea.

Thanks in advance!

[MissMaggie]

My transcripts had a stamp across the seal.

[sobriquet]

Get afriend to sign it with a nice signature in ballpoint pent

problem solved.

[seoulsister]

Are they not signed on the inside? Perhaps that's what it means, I know mine were (bottom of the 2nd page). Perhaps you should call your school and ask, it might seem odd if you've got another random signature on the outside.

[TBirdMG]

It's not a problem. My transcripts simply stated ONLY OFFICIAL IF SEALED in bright read...there was no signature on the back, and I had no problem getting a visa #. Just make sure that the envelope has the school name/logo on the front, along with your name, and SOMETHING across the envelope flap assuring that it has not been tampered with.

[stickybrit]

Thanks for your replies! I really appreciate them.

[PigeonFart]

stickybrit...i saw your recent post in the Contract Review forum. What school did you decide on?

[stickybrit]