Data Transparency
What's it worth
behind every assessment
A score is useful when there is a source, a date, and clear sampling boundaries nearby.
Different numbers - different meanings
Individual assessment - recording specific feedback. The sample average is the sum of acceptable estimates divided by their number. Platform rating - the value shown by the platform itself; it is not recalculated from saved texts.
For ratings based on site cards, the following rule applies: the main score is equal to the sum of the products of the score of each site and the number of its ratings, divided by the total number of ratings for the selected sites. For example, 5.0 with 10 ratings and 4.0 with 20 ratings gives 4.33 with 30 ratings on sites. Repeated pages of one site and well-known mirrors are combined: one most recent complete card is used, with an equal date, preference is given to direct verification, then to a larger volume. Conservatively, Google, Birdeye, Trustindex and directories that republish company ratings are brought into one group. Individual lawyers, conflicting photographs, other scales and cards without a number of ratings are not included in the calculation.
Total volume denotes estimates at selected sites. One person can leave a review on multiple sites, so this is not a number of unique customers. If no matching cards are available, a historical sample of individual scores is published; it is not added to sites. The dates and composition of the calculation are available in the company profile.
Dates and completeness
Site ratings are calculated taking into account the number of ratings. The Migrator score of 4.92 was assigned by the directory owner separately from the reviews. Source dates vary; the number of ratings on sites is not equal to the number of unique clients.
Historical materials dated October 7, 2026 are not presented as new independent verification. The date of collection, the date of review, the date of site review and the date of interface generation are different events.
The original model used client records with text, verified ownership, and a deduplication flag. A flag does not prove a person's uniqueness. The historical sample includes the company's client services and is not always limited to one immigration product.
“Few reviews”: less than 20
This is an editorial threshold for the visibility of limitations, not a universal statistical standard. Even an average of 5.00 on one rating does not equal a strong conclusion about the company. A small number is not evidence of unreliability.
The color of the stars is determined by the total number of ratings for the company, not the number on an individual site. If the number of ratings is less than 20, five gray stars and the signature “Few reviews” are shown in the profile, and in catalog cards and comparisons this signature replaces the stars. With 20 ratings or more, stars are displayed with fractional shading based on the original number, without rounding to whole stars. The number next to it is rounded to two digits. For an unknown score, the stars are empty and labeled “No Verified Rating.”
Reviews, complaints and sources
Customer messages are attributed to the author's reviews; statements from them do not become the editorial conclusions about the guilt of the company. Automatic topic tags will not be published without content verification.
The official website confirms the stated offer, but not an independent assessment of the services. Lawyer status is verified by individual and registry, not by brand name.
Open data and corrections
Public model available in JSON. Full reviews, personal information and internal research materials are not included. Structured data describes companies; unconfirmed averages are not issued as AggregateRating.
For correction, prepare the profile URL, the controversial statement, and a dated source. .