How can I get a certificate? Do I need to request one?

How can I get a certificate? Do I need to request one?

If you send us a document for language editing, we will automatically evaluate its eligibility for a certificate. You do not need to request one.

If we deem the language quality is ready for publication after a single round of language editing, we will provide a certificate. You will be able to download the certificate, along with the edited document, from your account Dashboard.  

You can provide the certificate to a journal to demonstrate that the language in your article has been professionally edited.

Note that the certificate does not cover changes made to the paper after we edit it.

Proof of scientific editing can be obtained on request.

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