Guys can't i simply unlaminate my document?

thesicilian:
It is better to have a laminated certificate than one that is torn, rat-eaten, oil stained or dirty. I laminated all my certs and they're still a good as new today, and mind you, no employer has ever rejected them.

In the first place original certs are even produced on a need to see basis, you don't have to show them to every interviewer unless specifically requested for

Embassies will never recognize them. Mark my words.

[quote author=ekefre4 post=44978893]i know. But some coutries use some kind of verification service before u can even get visa n admission.That's 4 masters. In d case of work in my line of field ur certificate is not that necessary, it's mainly certification and what u can do.[/
Jes to b on d safe side...Hv to leave un-laminated...tnx

Rollindollars:
Lamination is of two types,one is for temporary use while the other is permanently seal. for the temporarily seal,it can be easily cut @ any edge of the lamination/ seal copy so that such certificate could be removed when the needs arises without any damage.

You are right about that. After reading some scary comments here, I went straight to see if I could take off the lamination I did on my cert. Thankfully, it was a temporary seal and I was able to cut it off carefully from the edge and no harm was done to it. God bless the guy that had enough sense to use that style of lamination for me even while I was ignorant of what I was doing.

laminated documents can be delaminated, i recently delaminted my certificate for my undergraduate studies.... found a reliable company in india ....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zhIukqeE0w