Certified Translations in US with Legal Validity

A certified translation is a complete translation signed by a qualified professional, with a statement attesting that it is accurate and complete. In the United States it is the format required by USCIS, courts, universities and most official institutions.

Yes. USCIS accepts certified translations, and ours include the signed certificate of accuracy and US notarization. Every foreign-language document you file must come with a full English translation. Final acceptance of any application is always decided by USCIS.

No. USCIS asks for a certified translation, meaning the translator’s signed statement of accuracy and competence; notarization is not required. Ours includes US notarization anyway, because some schools, courts and other agencies do ask for it, so the same translation works in more places.

Professional human translation, double review, a signed certificate of accuracy, US notarization and formatting that mirrors the original. You receive it as a non-editable PDF, with unlimited revisions after delivery.

Yes, our certified and notarized translation is recognized across all 50 states for immigration, schools, courts and employers. A few agencies set their own rules, such as some state DMVs, so tell us where you will submit it and we check before you pay.

Send us the written notice or the request you received. If the issue is in the translation, we correct it at no cost. Final acceptance is always decided by the receiving agency, which is why we ask where you will submit it before we start.