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Question regarding degrees and notarisation

col89 · 2014-10-06 20:26:45

Hi there, This may be a silly question but I just want to ask it and avoid any errors and/or delays in the future, but can anyone tell me, for those that have a B.A. and M.A. (or any other kind of degree) and have traveled outside Europe for working purposes, should you get each degree that you have notarised, or would it…

06-10-2014 8:26pm

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col89

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Hi there,

This may be a silly question but I just want to ask it and avoid any errors and/or delays in the future, but can anyone tell me, for those that have a B.A. and M.A. (or any other kind of degree) and have traveled outside Europe for working purposes, should you get each degree that you have notarised, or would it be enough to just get the latest one notarised, in order to prove your previous education/qualifications? I ask this question with the hope of getting employment in Taiwan, if that information makes the above any more necessary.

Any help whatsoever would be great.

C

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#2 06-10-2014 8:51pm

physiopad

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For working in the states, I had to get both my degree and masters certs notarised plus copy of transcripts for both. Bear in mind it costs a lot less in many countries to get documents notarised compared to what they charge here!

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