ACLAS: Is this even legal?

[cacoleman1983]

I doubt the ACLAS degree would be recognized as anything but non-accredited.   This will probably be treated like a Spanish Propio degree.  The verification service with Qualification Check of the ACLAS degree may serve as a validated/accredited Masters.

No, it won't be treated like a Spanish propio degree, as these are awarded by recognized Spanish universities. The school is not even close to that status. Qualification Check won't validate anything here. That's absurd.

What can you imagine the evaluation being for ACLAS then?   I'm thinking non-accredited Masters.   When I stated it would be treated like a Spanish propio degree, I meant that the evaluation itself may look similar with a different explanation of the degree status.   

Qualification Check didn't state rather the degree is accredited or non-accredited so I was implying that without them distinguishing it,  employers would treat ACLAS as a reputable school despite not being recognized by a US accreditor if they looked at the Qualification Check because the use of the service could imply that all schools listed are reputable. This service now that I think of it is similar to getting an apostille.