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I have been having trouble with my Black Templar transfers not fitting on the pauldrons correctly. Any advice is welcome and appreciated to solve this issue.

I cut them as close to the pattern as I could. Or put a few small 'relief' cuts a few mm in length 5 or 6 places around the edge of the transfer pointing towards the centre (if that makes sense)

Cut them close to the pattern for one, and make sure the surface you're putting them down on is smooth. You can do this with brush on gloss varnish like Citadel sells. After said varnish dries, brush on some Microset: http://www.microscale.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=MI-1
Then put the transfer on as usual. With a brush wet with Microset, brush out any air bubbles. Once everything's dry (takes a while) then varnish it. Microsol is also something people use in this process, but I've never needed it. The Microset eats away at some of the non-colored parts of the transfer at the edges and makes it easy to brush out any unsightly air bubbles.

thanks you guys, these tips are very helpful, i was getting frustrated and was close to giving up and leaving the pauldrons their usual white until i had the balls to paint the cross on