No. The service scope and each applicant’s required evidence are different questions.
Identify which person and task each expense covers
Confirm the actual review scope and applicable process costs. A combined commercial quote does not merge independent professional cases.
The larger and less predictable costs sit around licensure: application and examination fees, credential verification services required by some boards, and any bridging arrangements while an application is pending. Keep family-related steps and changeable travel costs as separate line items, and remember that no amount of spending on preparation guarantees admission. A reliable foreign-credential evaluation is required by the regulation in defined circumstances and is not optional there, but it is also not needed for a Canadian or U.S. degree, so confirm before ordering one. Add certified translations where anything is not in English, courier costs for original documents, and the expense of keeping the Canadian licence in good standing while the state application is pending. Ask in writing for the scope and price of the credential review, including whether a second opinion on the field falls inside or outside the quoted fee.