Certificate verification
Every ACLAS award carries a unique certificate ID. Anyone holding that ID — an employer, an admissions office, an immigration authority — can confirm the award through a free public lookup.

International evaluation report
The International Evaluation and Certification Center lists ACLAS credentials so that employers and universities can authenticate them instantly, and can issue a standardised evaluation report for a fee.
What it does
At a glance
Primary source
Reproduced verbatim from aclas.college, because these are service-definition and regulatory statements.
QuotedACLAS is officially listed on the International Evaluation and Certification Center (IECC) platform, an advanced credential verification service that enables employers and universities worldwide to instantly authenticate ACLAS-issued academic credentials.
QuotedThe IECC-ACLAS partnership enables real-time digital verification and standardized international evaluation reports for all 2026 technical and business graduates.
Process
What happens between the request and the result.
The graduate requests an evaluation report through the IECC platform.
The platform checks the award against the ACLAS listing.
A digital evaluation report is issued with a unique document ID for sharing with employers or institutions.
Costs
Every figure below is as published by ACLAS or by the service provider named.
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| IECC verification report | $35, digital PDF only |
Payment methods, instalments and the full fee schedule are on the admissions page.
Questions
What employers, universities and graduates ask about this service.
The International Evaluation and Certification Center, a credential verification service that lists ACLAS credentials so employers and universities can authenticate them and obtain standardised evaluation reports.
$35, issued as a digital PDF with a unique document ID.
ACLAS publishes the IECC report as a digital PDF only.
Other routes
Different checks answer different questions. Most organisations need only one.
Every ACLAS award carries a unique certificate ID. Anyone holding that ID — an employer, an admissions office, an immigration authority — can confirm the award through a free public lookup.
Where an employer, university or immigration authority needs an arm's-length check rather than a self-service lookup, ACLAS credentials can be verified independently by Qualification Check in the United Kingdom.
An apostille authenticates the signature and seal on an academic document so that it is legally valid outside the country that issued it. ACLAS arranges this for its degrees and transcripts under the Hague Convention.
The service itself runs on the ACLAS campus, where it is connected to the student record system.