No. Confirm what each provider will actually produce and what the case needs.
Define the preparation scope
An evaluation and a translation answer different questions. A combined invoice should not obscure a missing required task or imply that higher spending establishes eligibility.
Typical costs are certified copies from a civil registry, a replacement or confirmation letter from the institution that issued the credential, and certified translation where a document is not in English. Expect institutional or registry charges for reissued records, secure delivery or courier costs, and possibly translation if a record is issued in another language. A degree from an institution outside Canada, Mexico and the United States requires a reliable foreign-credential evaluation under the TN rule; language requirements must also be checked. Keep current government charges, translation, records and optional professional assistance separate; a polished presentation cannot purchase a qualifying occupation. Government charges depend on the route used and change over time, so confirm current amounts at the official source when the step arrives rather than budgeting from an older figure.