Identify the qualification being relied on and the records the process actually needs. A collection of unrelated certificates may not answer the listed-degree question.
Commission evidence for the relevant credential
A degree from an institution outside Canada, Mexico and the United States requires a reliable evaluation. Ask what records are needed for that assessment and keep it distinct from complete certified English translations required for foreign-language USCIS submissions. Verify current official fees and professional scope separately. More document spending does not substitute for the required degree or qualifying work.
The immigration column contains the petition fee if the hospital files, premium processing if it wants a decision quickly, and the charge collected at the border for an application made in person; Form G-1055 is the only reliable figure, since amounts are revised periodically. A Canadian citizen presenting TN evidence directly at a land port of entry pays a different fee structure than an employer that instead files Form I-129 with USCIS in advance, and either route can carry additional charges depending on how the case is processed. Registration by comity with a state surveying board can involve an application fee, a credentials evaluation, official transcripts sent directly by the university, and a state-specific examination with its own charge and its own study period.