Ashland Educational Services
AES
Code of Ethics and
Statement of Principles of
Good Practice.
Foreign Credential Evaluation Reports prepared
by our staff are judgements based on
appropriate reference material, including
standard references in the field.  
AES examines documents for
accuracy and authenticity.
Disclaimer
Limitations and AES Code of Ethics:

Limitations:
The applicant agrees to reimburse and
indemnity
AES for any action, liability, damage
or claim brought by any third party for any
matter arising from the services provided.

Code of Ethics:
During the course of the evaluation, it is
determined that any information in the
application is false,
AES will be denied and all
the fee is not refundable.
Incomplete applications will not be considered
for evaluation after 60 days.
The applicant forfeits all payment made. We
comply with the
State of Florida and State of
Illinois
Department of Education
Administrative Codes.