Overview
USCIS requires that any document in a foreign language be accompanied by a full English translation and a signed certification of the translator's competence and accuracy. A missing or sloppy translation is one of the easiest — and most common — ways for a case to draw a Request for Evidence.
We translate civil and legal documents with care for the details that matter: names rendered consistently across every record, dates converted correctly, seals and stamps noted, and formatting that mirrors the original so an officer can compare documents side by side.
How we help
- Certified translations with signed accuracy certification on every document
- Birth, marriage, divorce, and death certificates
- Diplomas, transcripts, and employment records
- Court records, police clearances, and legal documents
- Consistent name and date treatment across your whole case file
Commonly translated documents…
- Birth and marriage certificates for I-130 and I-485 filings
- Police clearances and court dispositions for waivers and naturalization
- Academic records for work and student cases
- Letters, affidavits, and declarations from family abroad
How it works
Send your documents
Clear photos or scans by WhatsApp or email are all we need.
Quote & timeline
Flat per-document pricing confirmed before any work starts.
Translation & certification
Translated, formatted to mirror the original, and certified.
Delivery
Digital copies for filing, with originals available for pickup or mail.
Frequently asked questions
Does USCIS require notarized translations?
No — USCIS requires a certified translation: a signed statement that the translator is competent and the translation is accurate. We include the certification with every document.
How fast can you translate my documents?
Standard civil documents are usually ready within a few business days; rush service is available when a deadline is close.
Can you translate documents for use outside immigration?
Yes — schools, employers, courts, and the DMV often accept certified translations. Tell us where the document is going and we will match the requirements.