I should note that I graduate from my Master's program in May. I'm assuming that my letter of intent to graduate should be fine until I have my copy of my degree and master's transcripts?

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• Since I am set to graduate in June is it acceptable to send an intent to graduate from my University?

  Yes, you will have to submit a letter of intent to graduate, however, you have to make sure that you have enough time to have your diploma apostilled and have it sent it to Korea.

• Both my letter of intent to graduate and my background check need to be apostilled correct?

  Your letter of intent to graduate does not need apostille :) you only need to apostille the BA diploma after the graduation (and background check too of course)

• For the note about not opening the transcripts, do we need to write in both English and Korean?

  you can just write english, but you can also just copy and print the sentence below for it.  " Please do not open this envelope. Unofficial once it’s opened. 이 봉투에는 대학 성적표가 동봉되어 있으니 열지 말아주세요. 봉투가 개봉되면 사용이 불가합니다. "

• For those of us who are getting our Master's degree in education, should I just send my BA and MA transcripts together? I also made sure to have a letter of intent to graduate

  if you have both BA and MA, then yes both your degree has to be notarized and apostilled and you supposed to submit transcripts for that as well :)

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