Western union accepts any debit card with either a Visa or MasterCard logo and if your bank allows online purchases through international transactions in US dollars.

We will ship most of our packages by FedEx, DHL, UPS, TNT or other courier services. We don't have a shipping service by post mail and we only use the best and fastest courier service to your country.

We accept Western Union, Moneygram, International wire transfer.If you want pay by credit card, you can choose western union, western union online payment supports Visa or MasterCard.

This depends on when we receive your order and payment. Our cut office time is 9AM to 6PM GMT+8. If you place order before that time, we can email the electronic copy to you in same day. After the 6pm cut off, orders are processed the following business day. If you need it mailed, it will be processed and printed within 1 to 2 business days and mailed according to your shipping option.

If you send us a sample, we can replicate it 100% same as the original. For an exact price quote and an estimated timeline, please mail us a clean, color copy, or if you wish an immediate response, you can scan the document and send us the scanned copy. we will quickly response to you with the details and instructions.

If you are not located in an English-speaking country or you want to use your degree in non- English speaking countries, you might consider having your degree legalized by the government. In addition, if you want to use your degree in one of the non-apostille countries, you should have your degree legalized. For example China. Please see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostille_Convention

No, we can only provide the documents of government legalization. This is called “Apostille”. In some countries, such as the United Kingdom, The US Apostille comes from the Secretary of State in Washington, DC.

We don't offer embassy legalization, but we can make these documents. you know what I mean.

Our degrees are not simply pieces of paper that emerge from a printer. On the contrary, we under take very extensive work to make your university degree looks realistic. All of our degrees are of exceptional quality with very high security features.

We have had over 20 years of experience providing degrees. We have just updated our presencefrom being a brick and mortar company to having an online presence. All of our staff are professionally trained. We are second to none within the industry.

Teacher certification is the process by which prospective educators get teacher licensing to teach within a given area after completing required coursework, degrees, tests and other specified criteria. Some colleges let you earn a teacher certification by combining bachelor's degree study with state certification requirements. State requirements vary, but these programs usually feature professional education courses, including student teaching.

It is a Program in which a student earns undergraduate degrees in two separate fields, one in a liberal arts major and the other in a professional or specialized major, whether on campus or through cross-registration. In this program — also known as a 3-2 or dual-degree program — students usually complete three years of liberal arts study followed by two years of professional or technical study. In the end, students earn two bachelor’s degrees, usually a B.A. and a B.S.

Students can earn a bachelor's plus a graduate or professional degree in less time if they combine them. A student on this track may apply to a graduate program as an undergraduate and begin the graduate program in the fourth year of college. A joint degree programme is a Master’s or PhD programme that has been jointly developed by two or more international universities and cumulates in a Joint diploma which is officially recognized by all degree awarding partner universities. As a joint degree graduate you will benefit considerably from this degree as it will greatly increase your chances on the international labour market due to the intercultural experiences you gained during the integrated mobility exchanges. Carefully chosen mobility partners will give you the opportunity to acquire expertise in specialized study fields which may not be offered at your entrance university and, additionally, to perfect your language and soft skills.

Students earn professional degrees to become licensed to work in professions like medicine or law. The M.D. degree is an example. Professional programs generally require a college degree before you start them and then at least three years of study to complete. A professional degree, formerly known in the US as a first professional degree, is a degree that prepares someone to work in a particular profession, often meeting the academic requirements for licensure or accreditation. Professional degrees may be either graduate or undergraduate entry, depending on the profession concerned and the country, and may be classified as bachelor's, master's or doctoral degrees. For a variety of reasons, professional degrees may bear the name of a different level of qualification from their classification in qualifications frameworks, e.g. some UK professional degrees are named bachelor's but are at master's level, while some Australian and Canadian professional degrees have the name "doctor" but are classified as master's or bachelor's degrees. Types of Professional Degrees Many fields offer one type of degree. Law is a good example of this; all practicing attorneys must earn a J.D. degree. Other fields offer both kinds of degrees; however, the degree you choose to pursue may depend on your desired career path. For example, if you are interested in practicing medicine, you will need to earn an M.D. degree. Alternatively, if you are interested in doing medical research, you might prefer to earn a Ph.D. in any number of related fields. Some Examples of Professional Degrees Include: D.M.A. (Doctor of Musical Arts) D.V.M. (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) J.D. (Doctor of Law) J.S.D. (Doctor of Science of Law) L.L.M. (Master of Laws) M.Arch. (Architecture Master of Architecture) M.D. (Doctor of Medicine) M.F.S. (Master of Food Science) M.H.A. (Master of Health Administration) M.I.L.R. (Master of Public Administration) M.L.A. (Master of Landscape Architecture) M.P.A. (Master of Public Administration) M.S.W. (Master of Social Work) Psy.D (Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology)

Graduate degrees are advanced degrees pursued after earning a bachelor’s degree. Examples are a Master of Arts (M.A.) or Master of Science (M.S.) degree. Students generally can earn a master’s degree after two years of study. A doctoral degree (for example, a Ph.D.) requires four or more years of study. Graduate school includes both master's and doctoral-level degree programs. These advanced academic degrees are available to individuals who already have completed bachelor's degree programs and wish to further their education. Some popular types of graduate degrees include the Master of Business Administration, Juris Doctor and Doctor of Philosophy. Continue reading to learn more about graduate degrees. Types of Graduate Degrees Master's degrees are designed to denote mastery of a specific field of study or professional practice. A master's degree can take anywhere from one to four or more years to complete. Many institutions also offer joint master's-bachelor's programs that allow you to complete both degrees in as little as five years. The following are the most common types of master's degrees in the U.S.: M.B.A. Master of Science (M.S.) Master of Arts (M.A.) A doctoral degree, the highest level of graduate degree, is achieved by a little more than one percent of the population, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Most students complete doctoral degree programs within ten years, although some finish in as little as four years. The most common type of doctoral degree is the Ph.D. The Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) is also well-known. Another popular graduate degree is the Juris Doctor (J.D.), which is a professional doctorate in law. A J.D. is required to practice law in the U.S. and many other countries.

Doctoral degree programs, also known as Ph.D. programs, are the most advanced type of degree program available. Admittance into a doctoral degree program may require individuals to hold a master's degree, although several programs accept candidates who only hold bachelor's degrees. Additional requirements to be accepted into these programs may include submitting standardized test scores and sending in letters of recommendation. Completing a Ph.D. program usually takes several years, and often involves the completion of a dissertation and a major research project. Medical-related doctoral programs may have students complete hands-on clinical hours with real patients during the final years of the program. Ph.D. graduates are qualified to work as experts in areas of business or research, and professors at the postsecondary level. Common types of doctoral degrees include those listed below: Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Juris Doctor (J.D.) Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) While there are many different college level degree options, the four main degree levels include associate, bachelors, masters, and doctorate. A doctorate degree is considered the highest level of formal academic training. You’ve likely heard it referred to as a PhD, but that is simply in reference to a Doctor of Philosophy, which is a generic title that covers a wide range of fields including English, astrophysics and chemistry. One can also become a Doctor of Engineering (D.Eng), Doctor of Education (EdD), Doctor of Medicine (MD) and more. Doctoral degrees have traditionally required the student to earn the degree in a classroom, but these days online doctorates are being offered much more frequently and can be earned in as few as three years. But some fields are more demanding (think law school or medical school) and can take up to eight years to complete. Only about 0.9 percent of Americans have earned a doctoral degree. There is, however, an impressive repertoire of jobs for which a doctoral degree can qualify you, some of which include working as a psychologist, surgeon, doctor, professor or high-level research scientist.

This degree requires completing a four- or five-year college program. Most students earn a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) or Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.). Other types of bachelor’s degrees include the Bachelor of Fine Arts or Bachelor of Architecture degree. A bachelor's degree program is an undergraduate program that usually takes four years to complete. Enrolling in a bachelor's degree program requires that students choose a major area of study, such as finance, history, communications or biology. Graduates from a bachelor's degree program are qualified to work in entry or management-level positions, depending on the field. A bachelor's degree is also usually required for admittance into a graduate program. The different types of degrees available in a bachelor's degree program include the following: Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) A bachelor’s degree, sometimes referred to as a baccalaureate degree, generally takes four or five years to complete. The course layout for this degree typically includes all the required general education classes (such as English, psychology, history and math), major-specific classes required for your chosen degree and a handful of electives. A Bachelor of Arts (BA) or a Bachelor of Science (BS) is considered the ‘most traditional’ college degree and can propel degree holders to work in a vast number of fulfilling professions. Potential jobs can range from positions in accounting to jobs in psychology to full-time gigs in criminal justice. If you’re looking to work your way up to a profession that requires a master’s or a doctorate degree, a bachelor’s degree is an integral part of the necessary groundwork you’ll have to lay to get there. For more on those degrees, read on!

Associate Degree. An award that normally requires at least two but less than four years of full-time college work. There are different types of associate degrees with varying transferability. An associate degree is a 2-year degree (when studying full-time) that is comprises a student’s freshman and sophomore years of college. This degree, as with most, is multifaceted depending on your field of study, branching off into a few different sectors: Associate in Science (AS), Associate in Arts (AA) and even Associate in Applied Science (AAS) and Associate in Fine Arts (AFA). Associate degrees are becoming increasingly more desirable because they are quicker than earning a bachelor’s degree and, by extension, cost less. But don’t let the shortened time lead you to think you’ll find it difficult to discover career success. Many associate degree holders go onto land jobs they are passionate about that offer a salary fit to support their families. Some of the well-paying jobs you could get with an associate degree include cardiovascular technician, computer network support specialist, registered nurse, dental hygienist and air traffic controller. This two-year degree is an Associate of Arts (A.A.) or Associate of Science (A.S.). Some students who earn this degree transfer to a four-year program to earn a bachelor’s degree. Others complete associate degrees to prepare to go straight to work. Community colleges, career colleges and some four-year colleges offer these degrees.

It can be easy to get lost in all the different levels and terminology used when referencing higher education, so let’s just start with the basics: what are certificates and diplomas, and how do they differ from other degrees? Try thinking of it in this simple metaphor: If we’re baking a 5-layer cake, certificates and diplomas would make up the first layer. They are non-degree offerings that rest just under an associate degree. These certificates are often available in both vocational and technical fields such as medical assisting and automotive technology. They typically take less than a year to complete and, because they focus on teaching a single skill, they can propel you quickly into a career in medical administration, practical nursing, human services, early childhood education and so much more. You may recognize the term 'diploma' as the piece of paper you receive at a graduation. A 'certificate' is also a piece of paper that acknowledges a certain achievement. Although both of these terms can be defined as formal documents, certificate and diploma programs, usually available though community colleges and vocational schools, are types of academic programs that train you in a specific trade or skill. Although some schools use the terms interchangeably, diploma programs are typically more comprehensive than certificate programs. The length of time it takes to complete these programs varies by school; however, you can expect earn a certificate or diploma in less than two years. For example, a certificate program may take you between 30-40 credit hours, while a diploma program can be completed in 40-60 credit hours. Additionally, some schools may not offer financial aid if you're enrolled in a diploma or certificate program. Certificate. These are academic programs of nine to 30 credits that are completed in a year or less by full-time students. Some programs provide specialized training for people who already have diplomas or degrees. Others are for those who want to quickly complete a program that leads to a specific job. Diploma. An academic program generally of 30 to 72 credits intended to provide students with skills leading directly to a specific job.

B.A., M.S., Ph.D. — what are these degrees, and what does it take to earn them? Here is an overview of the different kinds of college degrees. Everyone needs a hand getting started, especially in the wake of such an important decision! So take a look at an essential breakdown of the different types of degrees and move forward deciphering the education plan that’s perfect for you. Types of Degrees 1. Certificates & diplomas 2. Associate degree 3. Bachelor’s degree 4. Master’s degree 5. Doctoral degree 6.Graduate Degree 7.Professional Degree 8.Joint Degrees 9.Liberal Arts and Career Combination 10.Teacher Certification

Yes, we will send you a digital proof that shows you what your document will look like. Once you review ad approve the proof your document will be printed and shipped to you. If you find something you do not like in the proof let us know and we will make it right before we ship out to you.

We can guarantee that our diplomas and degrees will capture the essence of the font layout and design of the original. We use a large database of seals, emblems, signatures and demo documents from actual schools to create your document for you.

Diplomas for the most part come in these basic sizes, 10" x 8", 11" x 8.5" or 14" x 11", A4 size, A3 size. For fake US diplomas usually 8" X 6", 11" x 8.5" or 14" x 11" sizes. For fake international diplomas usually A4 size or A3 size. but it depends on the diplomas. We can custom cut to any size within a 11" x 14" sheet -- just ask. We offer all these sizes as well as have the capability to print customized sized diplomas for those schools that have unique measurements.

Authenticity is in the eye of the beholder, and nothing plays a more important role in making a fake diploma or transcript look authentic than the paper it is printed on. Diploma paper of the highest quality will persuade observers. we use the same type of paper as the original document which used by actual colleges and universities.

The pricing varies depending upon whether you are looking for a package deal with both a degree and transcripts, or simply a degree. It’s also based upon the type of degree you are looking for

Many times we try to contact you regarding your order. There are a few things that will cause your order to not go out whether it be a problem on your order, a proof, or we need to collect payment on your order. Sometimes our e-mails go to your junk folder and NOT your inbox. When you are expecting your order within a certain time period or are waiting for a proof, please check your junk mail box as well and call us if you haven't heard from us. We always contact our customers regarding problems to insure that they get their order in a timely manner.

We usually ship your documents within 2 business days; however, some documents will take more time.

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Please indicate your graduation year and we will match the exact graduation date with your major and your university.

There are certain security features in our university degrees that will include but are not limited to holograms, embossing, watermarks and some other passport-like printing and security features. (We are not able to mention them all here.) but all the degree certificates will 100% same as the original.

Yes, you can indicate your graduation year and we can backdate your degree.

Usually Bachelor’s degree: 3 years for a UK university, 4 years for a US university Master’s degree: 1-2 years for a UK university, 2 years for a US university PhD degree: 3 years for a UK university, 4 years for US university

Yes, you can order other items later but there will be an extra charge. This is because we need to search your records again and recreate some files. That will cost extra time and effort. Therefore, it will cost somewhat more than if you order them together.

We have had over 20 years of experience providing degrees. We have just updated our presencefrom being a brick and mortar company to having an online presence. All of our staff areprofessionally trained and they have been working as university administrators and legal advisorsand within teaching faculties in universities. We are second to none within the industry.