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[peaceshanti]

I've applied for a job in Korea and I'm having problems.
My recruiter is 100% sure that the envelopes of my transcripts need to have some kind of stamp over the sealed flap. I've heard from other teachers whose transcripts have been rejected by immigration without that.
So, I called my university and asked them if they could do something like that and re-send my transcripts. And they said no. They said that the transcripts are official because of the paper they're printed on and that no stamp or seal is needed. They said they wouldn't make an exception for my situation.

So my question is, are there any other Columbia grads on Dave's? How did you get around this problem? Has anyone else had similar issues?

I've sent my documents to Korea anyway with a "Confidential" stamp and I'm waiting to hear the result.

[dporter]

By university sent me my transcripts with a ink stamp across the bank of the envelope that crosses the seal. It includes the signature of the registrar.

I'm guessing that is enough.