Does WES do secondary verification?
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Does WES do secondary verification?
Due to increased incidence of fraud, WES is compelled to conduct a secondary verification of documents. The documents received are different from the documents WES generally receives from the same institution or institutions in that system of education.
How long does WES take after receiving documents?
A Document-by-Document or Course-by-Course Evaluation takes about seven (7) business days after we receive, review, and accept all your required documents and fees. NOTE: A credential evaluation may take longer if additional verification or information is required.
How does Mumbai university send documents to WES?
Please contact the university to send your documents electronically to WES. Go to University of Mumbai’s Online Attestation page, select WES as the purpose and follow the steps. Your institution(s) may require a formal request form. We have created one for your use.
What is secondary verification?
Secondary source verifications are documented verifications of credentials obtained through a verification report from a recognized entity considered as an acceptable source of information.
Does WES Contact your university?
If WES determines that a credential requires additional information or verification, WES will contact the institution that issued it to obtain the necessary information or to have it verified.
How long does WES take to send transcripts?
WES Processing Times and How to Track Mail For all other credential evaluation reports, that average period is 7 days. The best thing you can do to expedite your report is carefully review your Required Documents and ensure that WES receives them as quickly as possible.
How do I get university sealed transcripts from the University of Mumbai for sending to the Wes?
Just follow the below steps and get your attested transcript online.
- Register with your complete information.
- Select & upload your educational credentials.
- Upload the transcript copies received from the college which ought to be attested.