Legalization Format before 2017
Legal Documents Which Could be Attached to IOWHE Certificates in the US.
01- The US Apostille (based on Hague 5, October 1961 Convention)
Which country is a member of Apostille Council and accept this diploma? 
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02- Certify from the State of New York 
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03- The Foreign Affairs Ministry of The US 
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04- The Front Side of Diploma (Alpha Level) _L.jpg)
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05- The Back Side of Diploma (Alpha Level) _L.jpg)
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06- The Front Side of Diploma (Beta Level) _L.jpg)
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07- The Back Side of Diploma (Beta Level) _L.jpg)
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08- The Local Authentication in MENAWA 
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. Note .
Most of the consultancy meets are free for you but for the Registration, Enrollment, and Pre-Valuation procedures need to pay USD 430.00 firstly. (VAT/Tax is not included)
In case maybe you need to add the TAX or VAT to the above amount or other amounts. It does depend on the local financial roles in the branch location that it is.
EOS (Extra Outside Services) will be done based on the applicant's request. This is not a routine service and is non-included in the main evaluation process.
All attestation, legalization, and translation services for a certificate are under the EOS category.
The time of doing EOS (taking the above documents except for local authentication) is 2 to 3 months (approximately).
The cost of this process for ONLY ONE certificate (from 25 of July 2013) is USD 2,750.00 and also %25 of the total cost will be added as the Office Charge.
Obviously, for any number of certificates, it should be added the necessary amount (number certificate X USD 2,750.00 + %25 Office Charge) to the total cost required for the legalization process.
The Local Embassy Attestation in Washington DC and Foreign Affairs Ministry in the same country have their own fees between USD 1,050.00 to USD 1,100.00 on average.
Delivering certificate(s) is ONLY in IOWHE offices and ONLY to the owner of the certificate OR who was registered on the first day via the main applicant.