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It depends. Are the "official transcripts" sealed, or are the transcripts "official" and "sealed"? If "sealed" is describing "official transcripts", then there is no need for a comma. Two or more adjectives are coordinating if the adjectives arranged differently still convey the same meaning.
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It depends. Are the "official transcripts" sealed, or are the transcripts "official" and "sealed"? If "sealed" is describing "official transcripts", then there is no need for a comma. Two or more adjectives are coordinating if the adjectives arranged differently still convey the same meaning.
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It depends. Are the "official transcripts" sealed, or are the transcripts "official" and "sealed"? If "sealed" is describing "official transcripts", then there is no need for a comma. Two or more adjectives are coordinating if the adjectives arranged differently still convey the same meaning.
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