Translation vs. credential evaluation: Corpus provides certified English translation with a Certificate of Accuracy. Credential evaluation, NACES evaluation, admission review, and course-by-course equivalency decisions are separate processes handled by schools, evaluators, licensing boards, or the receiving agency.
USCIS-purpose academic documents: Under 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3), foreign-language documents submitted to USCIS need a complete English translation with a signed translator certification. Corpus prepares certified translations for USCIS-purpose submissions, but the receiving officer or agency decides whether the document itself satisfies the filing requirement.
Higher Education Data: The National Center for Education Statistics tracks international student and immigrant educational credential trends.
Professional academic translation: Educational documents often include grading systems, seals, stamps, course tables, registrar notes, and back-side text. A professional certified translation should preserve those details clearly while staying separate from credential evaluation or admission advice.
Translation vs. credential evaluation: Corpus provides certified English translation with a Certificate of Accuracy. Credential evaluation, NACES evaluation, admission review, and course-by-course equivalency decisions are separate processes handled by schools, evaluators, licensing boards, or the receiving agency.
USCIS-purpose academic documents: Under 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3), foreign-language documents submitted to USCIS need a complete English translation with a signed translator certification. Corpus prepares certified translations for USCIS-purpose submissions, but the receiving officer or agency decides whether the document itself satisfies the filing requirement.
Higher Education Data: The National Center for Education Statistics tracks international student and immigrant educational credential trends.
Professional academic translation: Educational documents often include grading systems, seals, stamps, course tables, registrar notes, and back-side text. A professional certified translation should preserve those details clearly while staying separate from credential evaluation or admission advice.