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How it works

Know what comes next.
Prepare with confidence.

A practical roadmap for planning an academic credential evaluation. Formal ABAE intake instructions will be published at launch.

01

Start with the recipient

Before selecting a report, speak with the university, employer, licensing body or other organization that will use it.

  • Ask whether ABAE is an accepted evaluator.
  • Confirm the required report format and delivery method.
  • Check the recipient’s deadline and any program-specific requirements.
02

Identify the report you need

Use the evaluation comparison page to understand the planned formats. If the recipient has not specified a report, ask before making an order.

  • General: an overview of the qualification.
  • Course-by-course: proposed subject-level analysis.
  • Availability, fees and service terms: to be announced.
03

Organize your academic records

Make a list of the qualifications you want assessed and the institutions that issued them. The document planner can help organize this preparation.

  • Locate diplomas, certificates, transcripts or marksheets.
  • Ask your institution how it issues official records.
  • Check for name differences and whether translations may be needed.
04

Review official launch instructions

When applications open, review the published requirements before sending records or paying. This preview does not accept documents or payments.

  • Confirm current fees and the point at which processing begins.
  • Use only the published submission channels.
  • Keep a copy of the instructions and any future reference number.
05

Follow review and delivery guidance

The final process for verification, questions, report delivery and corrections will be announced with the service.

  • Allow for any requests for additional documentation.
  • Confirm the recipient and the correct delivery destination.
  • Review the published correction or appeal procedure when available.

A clearer way forward

Your next chapter
starts with a clear plan.

Plan your evaluation