Overview and Document Description
The University Certificate of Removal from Register (Closed/Discontinued School) is a document in which the school certifies academic status and completion. Submitted abroad, it needs an accurate translation into the language the receiving country asks for.
Main Purposes and Uses (examples)
undergraduate and graduate admission or transfer applications in the U.S. and other countries, scholarship and exchange program selection reviews abroad, credential evaluation filings (WES, ECE, ICAS, etc.), proof of education for work visa and work permit applications (U.S. H-1B, etc.), education verification and background checks by global employers, degree recognition reviews for professional licensing abroad (nurses, accountants, engineers, etc.), teaching credential reviews and international school instructor registration, proof of education points for immigration programs (skilled migration to Canada, Australia, etc.), applications for internships and research positions abroad, proof of final educational attainment for student visa applications, credit recognition and transfer credit assessment abroad, prior education checks when enrolling in overseas online degree programs, education verification for jobs at international organizations and NGOs, proof of degree for officer programs and other military-related applications etc..