Many researchers and Ph.D. students face rejections due to a lack of guidance for their papers before publication. With our journal publication service, you can easily consult any questions you have about your manuscript. Our skilled professionals will review your paper, provide constructive feedback on how to improve it, and guide you throughout the entire process. This includes technical reviews, editing, and post-submission support. These services aim to reduce the time spent on your paper and provide you with technical knowledge as needed during the publication process.

If our services do not meet your expectations and do not meet the scope of the journal, you are entitled to a refund. However, the acceptance of a paper for publication is ultimately up to the journal's discretion. Our experts will do their best to guide you towards publication and help you avoid rejection based on the service you choose.

Journals have varying fee structures that depend on their revenue models and policies. Some journals that operate on a subscription basis may charge for colored figures and graphics, while some open-access journals require a fee for article publication. These fees are not included in our packages.

For customized packages, payment must be made before the delivery of your paper. For ready-made packages, payment can be made after receiving the first part of the assignment.

It is recommended to acknowledge the use of editing or writing services from MJLClarivate Journal Publications in your paper. This not only follows proper publication guidelines but also demonstrates to editors and reviewers that your paper has been professionally reviewed and meets journal standards. To acknowledge MJLClarivate Journal Publications, simply add a sentence such as "We would like to thank MJLClarivate Journal Publications - http://previewmenow.com/mjlclarivate/ - for editing and reviewing this paper."

To take advantage of our services, we will need a complete copy of your manuscript, including the title page, all figures, images, tables, and references. Providing information about your target journal, including indexing and any rejection history, can also be helpful.