Evaluation of Foreign Education Credentials for US
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Evaluation of foreign education credentials means converting foreign academic credentials into their U.S. educational equivalents.
An evaluation report is an individualized, written report describing each certificate, diploma or degree you have earned in a foreign country while specifying its U.S. equivalent.
We provide foreign credential evaluation services to colleges and universities, professional licensing boards, employers, immigration attorneys and the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service which show that your non-US education is equivalent to a US, Canadian, UK, or other country's recognized or regionally accredited degrees.
Document-by-document Evaluation
This evaluation report evaluates each academic credential submitted and assigns a U.S. equivalent.
Document- by-document evaluations are used by employers and by immigration attorneys. This report is also accepted by the Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services ( BCIS ).
Course-by-course Evaluation
This evaluation report evaluates each academic credential submitted, assigns a U.S. equivalent and provides credit and grade equivalents for each post-secondary course completed. Course-by-course evaluations are used by colleges and universities to evaluate transfer credit and by state licensing boards that must identify specific subject areas.
To order an evaluation report complete Online Application Form or printable Application Form in MS Word Format or Adobe PDF Format.
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P.S.

Effective January 1, 1983, the U.S. Department of State and our embassies and consulates abroad ceased to authenticate or provide certified true copies of academic credentials, transcripts or degrees. The U.S. Department of Education determined at that time such documents are not required in the United States for persons who studied abroad who wish to attend primary or secondary school, or college in the United States . This was announced in a joint release by the U.S. Departments of State and Education published in the NAFSA newsletter of December/January 1983. See 7 FAM 874. The U.S. Bureau of Citizenship and Immigration Services in the Department of Homeland Security also determined that authentication of foreign academic credentials generally is not/not required for U.S. immigration purposes. In an effort to be of assistance to persons who wish to present academic credentials from the United States for use abroad, the following step-by-step guidance is provided.

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