# ID Card Translation, Certified and Notarized | Roxo

> Certified translation of national ID cards for USCIS, the DMV, banks and employers, notarized at no extra cost. Upload a photo of both sides.

https://roxotranslations.com/id-card-translation/

## ID Card Translation

- ID card translation: we translate national identity cards, such as the Brazilian RG, the Mexican INE and the cédula de identidad, into English or another language, both sides, with the translator's signed certificate of accuracy and notarization included.

## Upload a photo of both sides and see the price

- Front and back, every field and stamp
- Certified and notarized, at no extra cost
- Fast delivery as a PDF, ready to submit

## When you need an ID card translated

- A national ID card shows up as proof of identity, of parents' names or of a civil registry number in USCIS cases, at the DMV, at banks and with employers. It is also asked for with other documents, when the ID is the only one that shows a detail the agency needs.
- Whether an agency accepts the ID card or asks for a passport is up to that agency, so check its instructions before ordering.

## Names and numbers exactly as in the original

- The translation reproduces names, dates and document numbers exactly as written on the card, and translates the issuing authority, the signature line and the notes on the back. Also see our passport translation.

## Accepted by USCIS and other agencies

- Every translation follows the USCIS-accepted format, with the translator's signed certificate of accuracy and a Notary Public seal valid in all 50 states, at no extra cost. Revisions are free within 60 days of delivery.

## How to order

- Upload a clear photo or scan of the document, see the price and the deadline right away and pay online. You receive the translation by email as a PDF, and a printed copy by mail if you ask for one. Need other documents too? See our driver's license translation.

- Instant quote, starting at $15 per page
- A legible phone photo is enough
- Human translators, with a second translator reviewing