The useful work is accurate analysis and organization of evidence, not ornate wording. Professional fees should cover understanding duties and reconciling supporting records, alongside the separate government and dependent processing charges.
Ask what the service includes
A polished narrative cannot turn primarily operational work into management. Request a scope that includes examining staffing, duty examples and inconsistencies rather than simply rewriting a résumé. Check current government fees and any optional premium-processing cost for the actual filing.
Translation or record preparation may add expense, but there is no required document volume or writing package that guarantees the classification. Judge the quote by what it examines rather than by what it produces. A scope including review of staffing records, testing of duty examples and identification of inconsistencies is buying analysis; a scope offering to draft a compelling narrative is buying prose, and prose cannot convert primarily operational work into management.
Ask which of the two is on offer. Check current government fees and any optional premium-processing cost for the actual filing, and treat translation or record preparation as separate items. There is no required document volume and no writing package securing the classification, so a larger submission is not a stronger one and may simply take longer to read.