Before following a service instruction, an applicant should verify what is included, what is excluded, and which school, government, or other third-party charges remain payable. The applicant should also retain the relevant records and check that the instruction does not promise a guaranteed admission or visa result.
What to verify before proceeding
- Scope: Confirm that the instruction distinguishes between services included and services not included.
- Charges: Identify any school, government, or other third-party charges that remain payable. The available information does not verify an exact amount.
- Records: Keep copies of documents, application correspondence, and submission confirmations. These records help the applicant check what was requested, communicated, and submitted.
- Outcome wording: Check for any claim of guaranteed admission or visa results. The stated service policy does not guarantee either result.
How to check the instruction
The applicant can compare the instruction with the stated service scope, relevant correspondence, and submission confirmations. Any unclear charge, responsibility, or outcome claim should be clarified before proceeding.
An instruction that appears to guarantee admission or a visa result does not align with the stated non-guarantee policy and should be clarified rather than relied upon.
What still requires confirmation
The available information does not establish exact fee amounts, deadlines, document requirements, refund conditions, contract terms, or decision rules. Those details must be confirmed separately before the applicant relies on the instruction.