Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does degree verification always have to be done in the country where I studied?
A: Not always. Some types of verification can be completed online or through agencies in other countries.
We design a convenient solution based on where you are now and where you need to use your degree.
Q: Can I reuse my verification report multiple times?
A: In many cases, a verification report can be reused within a certain validity period.
However, different institutions have different rules on validity, so it is important to check in advance.
Q: I am still studying. Is it useful to plan ahead now?
A: Yes. The earlier you understand the requirements of your target country or institution,
the easier it is to avoid issues with course selection, language scores and internship arrangements later on.
Q: What is China degree verification?
A: China degree verification is the process of confirming that a degree, graduation certificate, transcript or other academic record is genuine and matches the issuing institution's records. The appropriate route may involve a Chinese education verification platform, direct university confirmation or an overseas credential evaluation provider, depending on the receiving authority. Verification is commonly used for international study, employment, immigration and professional licensing. It is different from notarization or apostille, which authenticate documents for legal use rather than assess the academic qualification itself.
Q: Can I verify both my degree certificate and transcript?
A: Yes. Degree and transcript verification can often be completed together, especially when a university, employer, immigration authority or credential evaluator needs both the qualification and course history. However, the two records may require separate reports, document uploads, translations or university checks. Some applications need only the degree certificate, while course-by-course evaluations usually require a complete transcript. Before submitting, confirm the receiving authority's checklist, required language, delivery method and whether the verification results must be sent directly by the issuing platform or institution.
Q: Can I apply for degree verification from overseas?
A: Yes. Many China degree verification applications can be prepared from overseas using scanned academic records, identification documents and online submission systems. The available route depends on the university, graduation year, verification platform and receiving authority's requirements. Some cases may require authorization, original documents, certified translations or direct confirmation from the Chinese institution. Applicants should check whether reports must be delivered electronically, mailed in a sealed envelope or sent directly to an evaluator. Incomplete transcripts, changed passport details or older school records can extend the review.
Q: How long does China degree verification take?
A: China degree verification often takes about two to eight weeks after complete documents are accepted, although straightforward online reports may be issued sooner. Timing depends on the university, graduation year, degree level, transcript requirements, verification body, translation needs and whether additional records are requested. Older qualifications, inconsistent personal details, school holidays or direct institutional confirmation can cause delays. WES or another credential evaluation, notarization, apostille and courier delivery are separate stages that may add time. Confirm the receiving authority's deadline before starting the verification process.
