Documents and Languages We Cover

Yes. We translate diplomas, transcripts, course syllabi and other academic records for universities, credential evaluators, professional licensing and immigration. Check the institution's translation requirements and send them with your documents.

Yes. We translate bank statements, tax returns, pay stubs and other financial documents. By default amounts stay in the original currency. Currency conversion, at the exchange rate of the translation date, is available as an additional service shown in your quote.

Yes. We translate marriage certificates for green card and visa applications, marriage abroad and record updates: certified for the United States, sworn for Brazil. Tell us where it will be submitted and we quote the right format.

Birth, marriage and death certificates, divorce decrees, diplomas and transcripts, driver's licenses, passports and IDs, criminal records, bank and financial statements, medical and vaccination records, contracts, affidavits and court documents, among others. Send a photo and we confirm.

Yes. We translate the date and time of the messages; emojis, slang and typos stay as they are.

Yes. We translate divorce certificates, decrees and annotations, plus custody and property agreements. They are often required for marriage-based green cards, a second marriage in the US or recognition of the divorce in Brazil.

Yes. We translate contracts, powers of attorney, affidavits, court decisions and other legal documents, as a certified translation for the US or a sworn translation for Brazil. Documents are handled confidentially, and the price is by page, starting at $15/page for certified translation.

Yes. Audio and video transcription starts at $15 per minute, with certification and US notarization available. Send the file and we quote based on its length and language.

Yes. We translate criminal record certificates from Brazil and other countries for immigration, work visas and employers, as a certified or sworn translation depending on where it will be used.

We translate every part that is not in the target language, including stamps, seals and handwritten notes, and keep the rest as it appears in the original. Tell us when you send it, so the quote reflects only what needs translation.

Yes, we accept and translate them normally. But you are responsible for checking that the office receiving it accepts a handwritten document.

No. We only translate the license. CNH renewal is handled by Detran in Brazil. If you need the translation to drive or apply for a license in another country, tell us the country and state.

Our core languages are Portuguese, Spanish, English, Italian and French, and we work with many more, from Arabic and Chinese to German, Japanese and Russian. Tell us the language pair and we confirm availability before quoting.

We ask you to give the spelling of your name in the Latin alphabet, as it appears on your passport.

Yes. Spanish and Portuguese are among our core languages, in both directions. We translate US documents such as birth certificates, diplomas and records into Spanish or Portuguese as a certified translation, or as a sworn translation when it will be used in Brazil.

Yes. We translate documents in both variants, to and from English and other languages, and we follow the variant of the country where the translation will be used: Brazilian Portuguese for Brazil and European Portuguese for Portugal. Tell us the destination when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from Spain, Mexico and every Spanish-speaking country, to and from English, Portuguese and other languages, and we follow the variant of the country where the translation will be used. Tell us the destination when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from France, Canada, Belgium, Switzerland, Haiti and the French-speaking countries of Africa, to and from English, Portuguese, Spanish and other languages, and we follow the variant of the country where the translation will be used. Tell us the destination when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from Italy, Switzerland and San Marino, to and from English, Portuguese, Spanish and other languages, and we translate birth, marriage and death certificates into Italian for citizenship applications. The consulate or comune defines the list, and we follow the variant of the country where the translation will be used.

Yes. We translate documents into English and from English, with more than 30 languages, and we follow the variant of the country where the translation will be used: American English for the United States and British English for the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia and other countries. Tell us the destination when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg and the German-speaking part of Belgium, to and from English, Portuguese, Italian and other languages, and we follow the variant of the country that issued the document, including ß or ss and local terms. Tell us the destination when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macau and Singapore, to and from English, Portuguese, Italian, Russian and Arabic, in Simplified or Traditional characters. Tell us the country where the translation will be used, and we follow its characters and the spelling of the names in the passport.

Yes. We translate documents from Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Morocco and the other Arab countries, to and from English, Portuguese, Spanish and other languages. For names, the Latin spelling is the one you tell us when you order, such as the spelling in the passport, and dates in the Hijri calendar are reproduced as they are in the original. Tell us the destination when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from Japan, such as the family register (koseki), the residence certificate (juminhyo) and school and work records, to and from English, Portuguese and other languages, and we keep names, era dates and seals as in the original. Tell us the destination when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from Vietnam, such as birth and marriage certificates and ID cards, to and from English and other languages, and we keep every name exactly as in the original, with its accents and in the Vietnamese order. If your US documents spell the name without accents or in a different order, tell us when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from India, such as birth and marriage certificates, Aadhaar cards and affidavits, from Hindi to English and other languages, and from those languages into Hindi. When a document is bilingual, we translate every part in Hindi, including stamps and notes, and names follow the spelling of the passport when there is one. Tell us the destination when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan and the other countries where Russian is used, including records issued in the Soviet Union, to and from English, Portuguese, Spanish and other languages. Names follow the spelling of the international passport, and the translation reproduces every stamp, seal and note of the original.

Yes. We translate documents from the Netherlands, Belgium, Suriname and the Dutch Caribbean, such as birth and marriage certificates and population register extracts, to and from English and other languages. Flemish from Belgium is Dutch, with the same spelling, and we keep every name exactly as in the original, including prefixes such as van and de.

Yes. We translate documents from South Korea, such as the family relation certificate (가족관계증명서), the basic certificate and the marriage relation certificate, to and from English and other languages. We keep every name as in the original and follow the romanization of your passport, so tell us the spelling used in your documents when you order.

Yes. We translate Polish civil records, such as the birth certificate (akt urodzenia) in its full, short or multilingual copy, marriage and death certificates and the ID card, to and from English and other languages. We keep every name exactly as in the original, with letters such as ł and ż and the male or female ending of the surname, as in Kowalski and Kowalska.

Yes. We translate documents from Iran and Afghanistan, in Farsi, also called Persian, and in Dari, such as the shenasnameh, the national ID card, the tazkira and marriage certificates, to and from English and other languages. Dates in the Solar Hijri calendar are reproduced as they are in the original, and names follow the spelling in the passport when there is one.

Yes. We translate documents from Afghanistan and Pakistan, such as the tazkira, birth and marriage certificates and school records, to and from English and other languages. Names follow the spelling in the passport when there is one, and dates in the Hijri calendar are reproduced as they are in the original. If the document is in Dari and Pashto, tell us when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from Pakistan and India, such as the CNIC, the B-Form, birth certificates and the Nikah Nama, to and from English and other languages. We keep every name exactly as in the original, including the father’s or husband’s name, so tell us the spelling used in your passport when you order.

Yes. We translate documents from Ethiopia, such as birth and marriage certificates and kebele ID cards, to and from English and other languages. Ethiopian records use the Ethiopian calendar, which runs 7 or 8 years behind the Gregorian one, and a name is the given name followed by the father’s name, so we read every date correctly and keep every name exactly as in the original.

We translate documents from Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, such as birth extracts, the certificate of citizenship (domovnica) and ID cards, to and from English, Italian and other languages. Croatian, Serbian and Bosnian are close and mutually understood, but each has its own standard, so the translation follows the language of the original. If your document is in Serbian or in Cyrillic, tell us when you order and we confirm the options before quoting.

We translate documents from Thailand, such as birth certificates, the house registration book (tabian ban) and ID cards, to and from English, Italian, Russian and Arabic. Thai documents use the Buddhist Era, which is 543 years ahead, so the year 2569 is 2026, and the translation converts the dates. Thai names can be romanized in different ways, so tell us the spelling used in your passport when you order.

Yes. We translate documents in Tagalog and Filipino, such as PSA certificates, barangay certificates, sworn statements and letters, to and from English, Arabic, Italian and Russian. Filipino is the national standard built on Tagalog, and a Filipino name has a middle name that is the mother’s maiden surname, so we keep every name exactly as in the original and every date in the right order.

Yes. We translate Punjabi in Gurmukhi, the script used in India, and in Shahmukhi, the script used in Pakistan, to and from English, Arabic, Italian and Russian. Birth certificates, Anand Karaj marriage certificates, land records and letters are translated by a native translator, and every name is kept exactly as in the original, so tell us the spelling used in your passport when you order.

Yes. We translate Czech documents from the Czech Republic and records issued in the former Czechoslovakia, such as the birth certificate (rodný list), the marriage certificate (oddací list) and the ID card, to and from English and other languages. We keep every name exactly as in the original, with letters such as ř and ů and the female form of the surname, as in Novák and Nováková.

We translate documents from Romania and Moldova, such as birth and marriage certificates, criminal record certificates (cazier judiciar) and ID cards, to and from English, Italian, Russian and other languages. Romanian is the same language in both countries, and the translation keeps every diacritic of the names as in the original. Records from Soviet Moldova may be in Russian or in Romanian written in Cyrillic: tell us when you order and we confirm the options before quoting.

We translate documents from Greece and Cyprus, such as birth and marriage certificates, the family status certificate and ID cards, to and from English, Italian, Russian and Arabic. Older records written in Katharevousa or with the old accent marks are read by the same native translators. Names go into Latin letters, so tell us the spelling used in your US documents when you order and we keep it in the translation.

Yes. We translate baptism and marriage records, parish registers, Church certificates and university diplomas written in Latin, to and from English, Italian and other languages. Handwritten records are accepted, any part that cannot be read is marked as illegible, and every name is kept as written in the original. For Italian or Portuguese citizenship, ask the consulate which language and format it accepts, and we confirm the options before quoting.

We translate documents from Turkey and Cyprus, such as the civil registry record (nüfus kayıt örneği), birth extracts, marriage booklets and ID cards, to and from English, Arabic, Italian, Russian and other languages. Every name keeps its Turkish letters, such as ç, ğ, ı and ş, exactly as in the original. Records written before 1928 are in Ottoman Turkish, in the Arabic script: tell us when you order and we confirm the options before quoting.

We translate documents from Sweden and Finland, such as the extract from the population register (personbevis), marriage certificates and degree certificates, to and from English, Italian, Russian and Arabic. Many documents from Finland come in Finnish and Swedish side by side, and we translate from the Swedish text. If your document is only in Finnish, tell us when you order and we confirm the options before quoting.

Yes. We translate documents from Bulgaria and from the Bulgarian communities abroad, such as birth certificates, ID cards and diplomas, to and from English, Italian, Russian and Arabic. Names are written in Latin letters as in your passport, which follows the official Bulgarian transliteration, and the translation keeps the personal number (EGN) and every stamp of the original.

Yes. We translate documents from Lithuania and from the Lithuanian communities abroad, such as birth record extracts, ID cards, diplomas and archive certificates for citizenship, from Lithuanian into English and from English into Lithuanian. A married woman’s surname ending in -ienė and an unmarried woman’s ending in -aitė or -ytė keep their exact form and letters, as in the passport, and the translation keeps the personal code (asmens kodas) and every stamp of the original.

We translate documents from Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands, such as the birth and name certificate (fødsels- og navneattest), marriage certificates and degree certificates, to and from English, Italian, Russian and Arabic. Many documents from Greenland and the Faroe Islands come with a Danish text next to Greenlandic or Faroese, and we translate from the Danish. If your document is only in Greenlandic or Faroese, tell us when you order and we confirm the options before quoting.

Yes. We translate Slovak documents from Slovakia and records issued in the former Czechoslovakia, such as the birth certificate (rodný list), the marriage certificate (sobášny list) and the ID card, to and from English and other languages. We keep every name exactly as in the original, with letters such as ľ and ô and the female form of the surname, as in Kováč and Kováčová.

We translate documents from Latvia, such as birth certificates (dzimšanas apliecība), marriage certificates and diplomas, from Latvian into English and from English into Latvian. Many records from the Soviet period come in Latvian and Russian side by side, and older family documents may also be in Latgalian. Tell us when you order and we confirm the options before quoting.

We translate documents in Irish, the Celtic language of Ireland, to and from English, Italian, Russian and Arabic, such as Leaving Certificate results taken through Irish, school reports from Irish-medium schools (Gaelscoileanna) and documents from the Gaeltacht. Most documents from Ireland come in English, or in English and Irish side by side, and in that case the translation is made from the English text. Send the document as it is and we confirm the options before quoting.

Yes. We translate documents from Hungary and from the Hungarian communities abroad, such as birth certificates, ID cards and diplomas, to and from English, Italian, Russian and Arabic. In Hungarian the family name comes first, so Nagy István becomes István Nagy in English, and the translation keeps the accents of your passport, the mother’s maiden name and every stamp of the original.

We translate documents from Estonia, such as birth and marriage certificates, the extract from the population register (rahvastikuregistri väljavõte) and diplomas, from Estonian into English and from English into Estonian. Records issued between 1944 and 1991 often come in Russian, or in Estonian and Russian side by side. If yours is one of them, tell us when you order and we confirm the options before quoting.

Yes. We translate documents from Slovenia and from the Slovenian communities in Italy, Austria and Hungary, such as the birth certificate (rojstni list), the certificate of citizenship and ID cards. Today our Slovenian pair is with English, in both directions: Slovenian to English and English to Slovenian. If you need a sworn translation into Portuguese for Brazil, we confirm it in the quote.

Yes. We translate documents from Malta and from the Maltese communities abroad, such as birth certificates, marriage certificates and police conduct certificates, from Maltese into English and from English into Maltese. Many documents in Malta are issued in English or in both languages, so we look at yours before quoting and tell you whether it needs a translation, and for Brazil we do the sworn translation from English into Portuguese.

Often yes, depending on the pair and the service. For certified translation we confirm translator availability. For sworn translation into Portuguese, some pairs require a two-step route through English. We tell you the option before quoting.