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aneudyn   2

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Hello people..

I got my high school certificate issued by secretaria de educacion in DR.... I just wanna know what do I have to do... in order to be valid to use it in usa...

I want to continue studying there... and I dont know if just how it was given to me is good enough to use it there...

Thanks,

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t04/08/2016 NOA Received via USPS First Class mail (04/02/2016).

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04/29/2016 In Line.

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07/25/2016 Interview

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MrTee12   64

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I know that most schools require your foreign high school/secondary school transcript with Official transcript evaluation by World Education Services.

World Education Services

http://www.wes.org/

Try going on the site and checking out how to get your high school records "accredited". After this is done, it will be accepted by most universities nationwide.

Best wishes!

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Mononoke28   135

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Many people also decide to take their GED instead because sometimes it can be less expensive. It is time consuming though, especially if you want to prepare for it.

Diana

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02/05/07 - I-130 sent to NSC

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