Expect transcript and diploma fees from each institution, courier costs if originals must travel, and translation where documents are in another language. Any credential evaluation is a further separate expense. Institutions set their own record fees, so confirm them directly with each registrar.
Order once, and order correctly
The avoidable expense here is repetition: ordering the wrong transcript type, missing the diploma copy, or paying for an evaluation counsel would not have recommended. Confirm what is needed before ordering, and ask each institution whether it issues records to third parties or only to the graduate. Keep receipts and tracking numbers, since replacements take as long as the originals did.
Degrees from institutions outside Canada, Mexico and the United States require reliable evaluation under the TN regulation. Budget for a credential evaluation from a reliable service in addition to any government charges, or rely on the provincial licence instead. Review the actual employer or provider terms and distinguish them from official charges and credential-evaluation costs. Keep an agency deduction apart from credential evaluation, travel, licensing, and an official filing or admission charge. If the college prefers to file Form I-129 with USCIS, the petition fees follow the USCIS fee schedule on Form G-1055, and optional premium processing adds a further amount.