Skippy
Joined: 18 Jan 2003
Location: Daejeon
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 Posted: Wed Dec 08, 2010 4:16 am Post subject: Degree Verification in Canada |
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For those Canadian who live in Korea and need to get their degree verified. The Korean Consulate has changed their website and procedures.
http://can-vancouver.mofat.go.kr/eng/am/can-vancouver/visiting/degree/index.jsp
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** For a Degree Verification
[Required Documents]
1. Original university degree
2. A photocopy of university degree which has been notarized by a notary public
within our jurisdiction(BC, AB, SK, Yukon, NWT)
3. One sealed university transcript (must be most recently issued and it will NOT be returned)
4. Fee: Cdn $4.40 per degree copy
5. The applicant�s passport
※ If sent by mail, you must enclose a copy of passport, money order and a return, self-addressed envelope with prepaid
postage(Canada Post X-press (Please do not send cash)
* Additional instructions for applicants currently residing in Korea:
1. If you currently reside in Korea, you must apply through a representative who resides in our jurisdiction (BC, AB, SK, YUK, NWT)
2. The following additional documents will also need to be submitted:
- a permission letter (signed by the applicant) allowing chosen representative to act on your behalf
- photo ID of the representative
- (plus the required documents mentioned above for degree verification)
Address : Korean Consulate (ATTN: Notarization)
#1600-1090 West Georgia St.
Vancouver, BC V6E 3V7
** Please be advised that ONLY a university degree can be verified by the Korean
Consulate(not unaccredited schools, diplomas, TESOL certificates).
Also please note that we only accept documents from those who reside
within our jurisdiction. |
SOME THOUGHTS AND NOTES: Even thru the government says transcipts will be not be needed now. Notice that you will need to submit one for your verification and it has to be a recent one, too (why?)
The other consulate Toronto and Montreal have not yet changed their sites. I suspect it will be very much similar.
You should find a nice notary or lawyer who can help you with this.
Good Luck to You All! |
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