Do I need to include my transcript when changing to a non-B visa for teaching in Thailand?

Most had been getting a notarized transcript from the school first, then sending that to the embassy, with the notary stamp on it, that the school verified is yours. Too many "English teachers" in Thailand in the past were buying their degrees and transcripts on KhaoSan road instead of having one, or bothering to get one from their school. Even a few government officials were caught with fake transcripts. As a result, it spilled over to the embassies not trusting any degree, or transcript, unless it is certified by the actual school as being yours.