Admission or scholarship letter check
A manual check of the letter for authenticity and signs of fraud before you pay or travel.
The request pays for nothing. A manager confirms the contents, timing and price, and only then do you pay.
The price of our work. University, consulate and partner fees are paid separately, on their invoices, with no markup from us.
Fraudsters send fake admission and scholarship letters. We check your letter by hand: the sender, the wording, the details, requests for payment and other signs of fraud.
You get a short conclusion: what looks normal, what raises questions and what to confirm with the university itself before you pay.
- A check of the sender and wording
- A check of the details and payment requests
- A list of signs of fraud, if there are any
- A written conclusion and what to do next
- · You received an admission or scholarship letter you were not expecting
- · The letter asks for payment or personal data
- · You want to be sure before you travel or pay
Usually within 1 working day.
Nothing is paid separately; everything is in the price of the service.
Common questions
Do you confirm that the letter is genuine?
We assess the letter by its signs. Only the university itself can confirm it, and we will tell you how to ask it properly.
What should I send?
The whole letter with its headers and screenshots of the correspondence. You do not need to send passport details or passwords.
What else may help
Write to us
Tell us where you'd like to study and what you're interested in. We'll suggest where to start and how we can work together.