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Post by fancybsj on Oct 6, 2014 15:20:42 GMT
Greetings - I have just received a request from my RA to attest my degree. Let me add that both of my degrees were earned in the U.S. I also hold a U.S. passport. I have read several postings about degree attestation, but most appear to be related to degrees earned overseas and requiring translation from a foreign to english language. Can anyone please confirm this attestation process is also true for U.S. candidates who have studied in the States?
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Post by bamaster on Oct 7, 2014 5:12:59 GMT
Your degree will be verified during the Background Investigation. I was required to have my university directly send ASC a copy of my transcript. For engineers, it is a little different since you're required to register with the engineering society over here before you get an Iqama. Either way, if you have a degree listed on your Aramco application, you should be prepared to submit documentation.
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Post by fancybsj on Oct 8, 2014 6:53:29 GMT
Bamaster,
Thank you for your comment.
The issue has now been resolved. It would appear the request was made in an error. I do NOT have to get my degrees attested. However, I do have to submit official transcripts.
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Post by bamaster on Oct 8, 2014 12:01:15 GMT
Ah, perhaps I misunderstand what it means to have a degree attested. I assumed an official transcript WAS having your degree attested. I had to have the university send the transcript directly to the ASC recruiter, i could not supply it. That was all I had to do... I'm from the US, non engineer.
Sorry for the confusion
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