Typically an official transcript charge and, if needed, a charge for a registrar's confirmation letter. If the records are in another language, translation is an additional service, and it is distinct from any credential evaluation. Confirm current amounts with the institution and with each provider.
Keep the spend proportionate to the question
Before ordering multiple records, establish with counsel whether the specialization is actually in issue. If the transcript already names the field the listing requires, an extra letter and an equivalence report may add cost without adding information. If the field is genuinely open to question, the transcript and a registrar's letter address it directly and are the more targeted place to spend.
The TN rule requires reliable evaluation of degrees from institutions outside Canada, Mexico and the United States. Reimbursement claims tend to fail on missing detail rather than on ineligible spending: a receipt without a payment method, a currency conversion nobody documented, or a category that needed prior approval. Filing Form I-129 with USCIS means an eligible U.S. petitioner pays the petition fee and any optional premium-processing charge listed on Form G-1055, then the applicant enters after approval. Separate government filing or travel charges from credential, translation, courier, and employer-preparation costs. Check current amounts on the USCIS fee schedule rather than relying on a quoted figure.