Premiere Pro CC Video Aspect Ratio is changed on render

We have a really weird problem in Premiere. Once you add a few filters and change the scale of a clip and then render it, it changes the aspect ratio. The aspect ratio has no been changed in scale. Any ideas?

I'm having a problem that sounds very similar, but I don't understand how you fixed it. Can you explain further please? My video looks fine, but when I render there is a small black bar on the right side (but only on the parts that needed rendering), so I'm assuming that must be changing the aspect ratio (the video jumps to the left a little). I exported the footage without rendering it, but it obviously does that for you upon export and it's on my final video. I would really appreciate some help if you know how to fix this! Thanks much!!
-Amber

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