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Promises about outcomes are a warning sign
Only a regulator decides a registration. What regulators say can happen to an application, what to ask anyone who promises more, and what an honest answer is.
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How we work
How we handle a regulator's query
A regulator's question gets an answer to that question: read closely, drafted by us, checked by you, sent from your own account and tracked until it closes.
Documents
Experience letters that say what you did
Role, duties, settings, dates, letterhead and an authorised signature: what a regulator needs an experience letter to say, and how to ask for one.
Comparison
Dietitian: the UK or Ireland?
HCPC against CORU for an overseas-trained dietitian: who decides, what each reads, English scores, and how the two countries' visa lists differ.
Choosing an agency
Paying before your route is confirmed: why to wait
A route is a regulator, a pathway and a standard your degree is read against. Why to know all three before you pay anyone, and what to ask first.
How we work
What happens after your file is filed
You press submit in your own regulator account. Then what? The stages after filing, what the regulator does at each, and what each of us does.
Documents
Good-standing letters: what they answer for a regulator
Your registration at home and the letter that confirms it: which question it answers on every checklist, who must send it, and why it comes back.
Comparison
Medical lab scientist: the UK or Australia?
One degree, two titles: Biomedical Scientist on the HCPC register, or a Medical Scientist skills assessment through AIMS. What each means and how to choose.
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Seeing exactly what was sent to your regulator
If you cannot see what was filed in your name, you cannot answer for it. What to ask, and what a filing you can see page by page looks like.
How we work
Who answers when you write to us
One case specialist reads your file, builds it and replies to you. How email, the one call and the portal thread fit together, and what to send first.
Documents
Transcripts: why every year counts
What a regulator reads in your transcripts and your batch's syllabus, why one missing year draws a query, and how to send the full record.
Comparison
Radiographer: the UK or Ireland?
HCPC against CORU for an overseas-trained radiographer: settle diagnostic or therapeutic scope first, then compare standards, documents, English and figures.