Overview
China degree and transcript verification is commonly needed for immigration, study, employment, professional licensing, WES evaluation and other overseas applications. The right route depends on whether the authority asks for direct verification, notarization, apostille, translation or a credential evaluation report.
Who Needs This?
- Graduates of Chinese universities applying overseas.
- Applicants preparing WES, ECA or other credential evaluation files.
- Students or professionals whose receiving authority asks for verified degree or transcript records.
- Applicants who need academic documents notarized, translated, apostilled or legalized.
Common Mistakes
- Confusing CHSI verification with WES credential evaluation.
- Ordering the wrong report language or document type.
- Preparing notarization before confirming the receiving authority's exact format.
- Missing transcript requirements when only the degree certificate is checked.
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FAQ
What is China degree verification?
It is the process of confirming Chinese degree, graduation or transcript records through the appropriate education or verification route for overseas use.
Is CHSI the same as WES?
No. CHSI/CSSD verification is a China education verification source, while WES is a credential evaluation organization that may use verified academic records.
Do degree documents need apostille?
Some receiving authorities require notarization and apostille or consular legalization after degree verification. The final destination decides the format.
Need help with degree verification?
Send your school, degree year, receiving authority and document checklist. We can help identify whether you need CHSI, notarization, WES or apostille support.
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