Certification for
Immigration
Certified
translation of your documents for U.S. Immigration office,
passport agencies, universities, colleges, boards, and other
public and private agencies
What is
certified translation
for USCIS or BCIS (formerly INS)?
Most
people get confused with the word "certified." Some ask for
"certified translator" while many rightly ask for "certified
translation." As we pointed out at
translation for
immigration the translation --not the translator-- needs to
be certified.
Here's what the
USCIS website has the
following requirement for translation of immigration
documents:
Documents
Not in English:
All
documents that are in a language other than English must be
submitted with a translation. The person translating the
document must certify that the translation is complete and
accurate and that he/she is competent to translate from the
foreign language into English.
We
certify our translation in a format created by the USCIS as
required above. There is no mention of "certified
translator" "notarization" or "notarized translation" in the
statement above. The translator must certify the
translation. And. we do certify each translated
document, one-by-one.
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"Free"
instant quote for translation by email:
translation@acrusa.net
or call: 858-922-7724 or Fax: 480-247-5474
How do we
certify?
We print
our "Certification by Translator" statement on our corporate
letterhead, sign it, and affix our raised corporate seal.
Which
documents need to be certified?
We
translate and certify the following documents: birth
certificates, marriage licenses, diplomas, transcripts,
police records, certificates of being single, academic
credentials, letters of reference, title deeds, insurance
papers, invoices, name change documents, and many other
documents issued by official agencies. Please contact us if
your document is not listed here.
Over 25
years of experience - Low-cost, accurate, and quality
professional Catalan translation
See frequently
asked questions for explanation of more terms used in
translation and immigration.
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