Are the transcript/letter of recs/secondary school report supposed to be sealed?

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<p>The question is pretty self explanatory.</p>

<p>They say that they want the forms typed, but it poses a problem for the secondary school report if it is necessary to be sealed as well, since it requires a student and parent signature. Here are the two possible scenarios:</p>

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<li><p>The student emails the .doc form to the counselor, and the counselor completes the form on the computer. Then, he/she prints it out and gives it to the student to sign and for his/her parent to sign. In this case, the sealing would be redundant since the student has already seen how the counselor responded to the secondary school report.</p></li>
<li><p>The student prints out the form, signs it, and has his/her parents sign it. Then, the student gives the printed form to the counselor to complete. However, since it is a physical form, the counselor can’t complete it electronically, and must use black ink to complete the form. </p></li>
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<p>I assumed that it needed to be sealed, and opted for option #2. Is that okay?</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

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<p>The report is supposed to be printed and given to your counselor to complete. Option #2 makes sense; I would get the signatures prior to it being filled out.</p>

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<p>Option two sounds ideal.
Can you direct me to where is says we need black ink? My counselor used blue ink, but I can’t find where it needs black ink anywhere, and I’d like to have time to go back to her if this needs to be corrected. Thanks :]</p>

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<p>It doesn’t specify the color of ink. I’m sure black would be preferred, but I assume blue is fine too.</p>

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<p>I prefer blue, then it doesn’t look like a copy, but it’s really irrelevant haha</p>