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Official Transcripts This type of academic transcript is a detailed record of your academic advancement. Official Transcripts usually include your exam credits, transfer work, and the degrees you have earned over the years.

Curriculum strength, core academic GPA, grade trends, and high school offerings all play into how a college reads your student's transcript, so there are many opportunities for students to shine.

It includes your enrollment history, grades that you got, credits earned and attempted and average of grade-point. The classes would be arranged in chronological format by the enrollment semester or the quarter. The grade-point average may be given individually for each quarter, but total cumulative average is given.

Sample Transcript A transcript is the final document listing the courses, grades, and final average as well as other permanent student record requirements set forth in Section 126.11(b) of Commissioner's Regulations.. Important information for future employment or continuing education is contained on the transcript.

Aside from basic student information, you may be asked to provide the following documents: Application form completed. Compensation of requisite fees received. Copies of grade sheets and diplomas. Photo ID proof copies. Request a transcript letter. Application receipt acknowledgement, if any.

What should I do with it? Return old or expired seals to the Department for disposal.

Seal/Stamping Device Notaries public commissioned in Pennsylvania are required to use an official seal to authenticate all the acts, instruments and attestations of the notary public.

Even if a notary's commission expiration date is not required by law, many document recipients will reject the notarization if the expiration date is absent. It is considered a best practice to always include the notary commission expiration date on every document that you notarize.

Today, corporate seals are no longer required by state corporation laws. But they still are very useful, and many corporations still place their corporate seals on their important internal and external documents. And, in fact, many LLCs also use company seals on their important documents.

We recommend taking a razor blade and defacing the rubber plate so no one can use the expired seal. You can also use a hammer to destroy the seal, as long as it renders the seal unable to make an impression.