All immigration translation documents must have a complete English translation for all immigration procedures.

All paperwork that is submitted for an immigration petition, application or status adjustment must include a certified translation into English. The translation must also list the translator’s certification and your translator must provide you with a notarized Certificate of Accuracy or the immigration translation will not be valid.

 

Working with a professional translation provider ensures that your translation will be accepted by immigration.

A professional translator is certified to translate from one language to another and is prepared to translate your immigration documents. A certified translator will also provide you with a Notarized Certificate of Accuracy so that USCIS officials do not deny your translation.

 

It is important to make sure you are always using an acceptable document for your immigration translation.

A summary of a document prepared by a translator is never acceptable and may cause your application or petition to be denied. A translator can only translate your document from one language to another and if she is a competent translator, she can prepare a Certified Certificate of Accuracy.

Immigration Translation Documents:

• Birth Certificates
• Marriage Certificates
• Divorce Certificates
• Death Certificates
• Medical Records
• Educational Records
• Business Records
• Real Estate Records
• Criminal Records
• Support Letters
• Personal Letters
• Professional References
• Travel Documents