Can I send my transcripts by post, and when should I send them—before or after the offer letter?
Yes, you can send your transcripts by post, but most Canadian universities require official transcripts only after you receive an offer of admission.
Sending transcripts before getting an offer is usually not necessary and may cause delays. Some universities will provide specific instructions if they need documents earlier, but this is uncommon.
Wait until you receive an admission offer before mailing your official transcripts to ensure your documents are processed correctly and according to university guidelines.
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