I can do the formatting if you provide the requirements (i.e., style: APA, MLA, Chicago, etc.).<br /><br />Here's the issue: Editor World bases its&nbsp;fees on word counts. So you would have to submit your text for editing.<br /><br />If you check the pricing tab on the EW website, the best rate for you would likely be the more than&nbsp;7-day editing (more than&nbsp;34,500 words) at&nbsp;$0.014 per word, assuming here that your text is indeed this long.<br /><br />Speaking only for myself, I'll do both the&nbsp;editing and formatting, with the focus on the latter, but as long as I'm looking at the text, I might as well point out anything that merits a change, revision, or comment.<br /><br />For most of the dissertations I've edited, the format was already set by the institution and the writer worked within his or her school-specific template. So the emphasis was on the content, not the form.<br /><br />Your situation seems to be the reverse: form, not content.<br /><br />Let me know your more specific thoughts, particularly the word count, style, and&nbsp;deadline, and we'll have a clearer view of the options.<br /><br />Thank you.<br /><br />