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[is so delicious]

Keep hearing different things about this... I thought as of September 1st a diploma and/or a notarized/apostilized/whatever copy of it would suffice in lieu of transcripts.

I have two sealed envelopes of transcripts, but they're a couple years old. But I just read someone saying immigration is pretty chill about that, as long as they're unsealed.

Can anyone tell me for sure???

[paulandsilas]

I had to send two sealed and stamped transcripts with my visa packet, and I had to bring one sealed and stamped transcript with me to my visa interview. Some places require two. Your best bet is to order four. I think the transcript thing is pretty standard.

[paulandsilas]

Oh...nevermind...I need to read new regulations....you said, "as of September 1st." It never hurts to have some handy though.

[is so delicious]

Well September 1st is what I hear... you never really know with these things, though.

[Wishmaster]

Yeah, I'd get the transcripts just as insurance. After all, it takes awhile for regulations here to transition.

[SandyG21]

Each school and recruiter are asking for something different - so I would say have transcripts just in case - and everything else.

It isn't just about the visa from the consulate - it is what the recruiter and/or school ask for as well.

Each one is asking for something different.

[mmstyle]

Also of note: SMOE is saying that they will still require them, even though immigration does not.

Just as they require you to do a health check every year, even though immigration does not. Apparently the strain of working at public school makes you more likely to fail a drug test or something like that...joke is on us.

[Ramen]

or what?

[the ireland]

http://www.hikorea.go.kr/pt/NtcCotnDetailR_en.pt?pageSpec=&targetRow=&lafjOrderBy=&sRange=&sKeyWord=&bbsGbCd=BS10&bbsSeq=2&ntccttSeq=32&pageCode=list&langCd=EN&bbsNm=Notice

read that