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When do you need to send your certicicates in?

Rian1988

14

And do they have to be the originals or photocopies?

Reply 1

FTC199

13

send them when you have them, and do send the originals

Reply 2

Darren56

they told me to send photocopies when i called in to ask

Reply 3

teaandcake-please

I scanned mine in and attached them with a reply on the MyEd system...
They seem to have accepted them.

Reply 4

artorscience?

11

Don't send originals. They won't return them. Photocopy or scanned versions only.

Reply 5

icepuffin

i sent them ages ago but i haven't got a reply saying they have accepted it so i'm just assuming they have :P

Reply 6

FTC199

13

artorscience?

Don't send originals. They won't return them. Photocopy or scanned versions only.

really?

ignore my advice, seems that medicine like the originals and pay for them to get sent back (as you also have to send in ID for disclosures)

Reply 7

buttyy

Hello,people!
I want to ask you something..tomorrow I will get my school-leaving certificate. But the problem is that I am from Bulgaria and the certificate is in Bulgaria. I am wondering whether I can have it just translated in English or I must have it translated and legalized by the Ministry of Education?
Thanks a lot!

Reply 8

artorscience?

11

FTC199

really?

ignore my advice, seems that medicine like the originals and pay for them to get sent back (as you also have to send in ID for disclosures)

The rest of the university doesn't even acknowledge that it's received them (you know its been received if you don't get another email asking for them :p:

), never mind being organised to turn around and send them back out again. Medicine must have some dedicated and organised admissions officers.

Reply 9

nearlyheadlessian

15

buttyy

Hello,people!
I want to ask you something..tomorrow I will get my school-leaving certificate. But the problem is that I am from Bulgaria and the certificate is in Bulgaria. I am wondering whether I can have it just translated in English or I must have it translated and legalized by the Ministry of Education?

As far as I understand, the expectation is that you pay for an official translation to be done which then needs to be authorised as accurate by a respected third party. Best to check the details with the admissions office though.

Reply 10

green_glitter

I emailed them and attached scans of my certificates & reference. They were fine, except for my reference, which I forgot had to be on school-headed paper (all sorted now, though).

buttyy

Hello,people!
I want to ask you something..tomorrow I will get my school-leaving certificate. But the problem is that I am from Bulgaria and the certificate is in Bulgaria. I am wondering whether I can have it just translated in English or I must have it translated and legalized by the Ministry of Education?
Thanks a lot!

I had mine translated by a state-approved translator, which seemed to be fine. Not sure whether there are different rules for different countries, though!

Reply 11

Rian1988

OP

14

Ok I faxed them in on Saturday using an online fax thing, do I get a confirmation to say they went through?

Reply 12

raly

yeah, about that... :p:

i wanted to ask what i should do...because i have no letter from the university asking for anything of the sort. however, my offer is firm condition in myed, so i should definitely do something, because i need it to be unconditional for my accommodation. i'm getting my high school diploma next week, do i have to translate it (from bulgarian), because that would take even more time, the condition was the final grade (a number), which is very clearly written...
also, do i have to send something else? like sat results, detailed final reports from school, toefl? because i wrote all those things in ucas, i don't know if i should start paying all the companies to send them legally or maybe they'll ask if they need them..
and how does it work? i mean, i scan them and then what?
sorry about the lost questions, need help :biggrin:

Reply 13

Rainfaery

12

Does anyone who has done the IB know what we have to send in? Because I don't think I get any actual certificates.

Reply 14

Aquarian

9

raly

yeah, about that... :p:

i wanted to ask what i should do...because i have no letter from the university asking for anything of the sort. however, my offer is firm condition in myed, so i should definitely do something, because i need it to be unconditional for my accommodation. i'm getting my high school diploma next week, do i have to translate it (from bulgarian), because that would take even more time, the condition was the final grade (a number), which is very clearly written...
also, do i have to send something else? like sat results, detailed final reports from school, toefl? because i wrote all those things in ucas, i don't know if i should start paying all the companies to send them legally or maybe they'll ask if they need them..
and how does it work? i mean, i scan them and then what?
sorry about the lost questions, need help :biggrin:

I think that you only need to scan them (only your translated school report and toelf result) and send it to University via mail. But do call the International office and ask about this and when to send them.

I don't think you ought to send SATs. Why didn't you apply to USA ? :smile:

Reply 15

Violettes

Rian1988

Ok I faxed them in on Saturday using an online fax thing, do I get a confirmation to say they went through?

Well my MyEd had a message under the tab 'My Clearance Checks' which asked me to provide certificate for all my qualifications. I replied to a mail they had sent me about my acceptance of their offer, along with scanned copies. After a while this message vanished and they unconditional-ed my offer, so it seems they accepted it :smile:

Reply 16

Violettes

green_glitter

I emailed them and attached scans of my certificates & reference. They were fine, except for my reference, which I forgot had to be on school-headed paper (all sorted now, though).

I had mine translated by a state-approved translator, which seemed to be fine. Not sure whether there are different rules for different countries, though!

They asked you to scan your reference as well? I applied as an individual (international applicant) and I wasn't asked, so I never did.

Reply 17

green_glitter

Violettes

They asked you to scan your reference as well? I applied as an individual (international applicant) and I wasn't asked, so I never did.

Haha wtf. Yeah, it said so on track, it was one of the conditions ("a signed copy of your academic reference" ).

Maybe they thought my reference was dodgy or something :rolleyes:

Reply 18

Violettes

green_glitter

Haha wtf. Yeah, it said so on track, it was one of the conditions ("a signed copy of your academic reference.").

Maybe they thought my reference was dodgy or something :rolleyes:

On track? That's a bit much. Strange.

Reply 19

gammapulsar

Do I need to translate my documents to English? Never wondered that!

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