Translate Documents to English

To translate documents to English for use in the US, upload a photo of each page and see the price and the deadline right away: birth and marriage certificates, diplomas and transcripts, driver's licenses, police records, bank statements and contracts, from more than 30 languages.

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  • Certified translation for USCIS, with notarization included
  • Native human translators, with a review by a second translator
  • Stamps, seals and handwritten notes translated
  • Delivery as a PDF by email, ready to submit
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How to translate your documents to English

Take a clear photo or scan of every page, front and back, and upload it on our website. Choose the language and the type of translation, and the price and the deadline appear right away. Pay online, a native translator translates the document field by field, and a second translator reviews it.

You receive the translation by email as a PDF, and a printed copy by mail if you ask for one. Questions by WhatsApp or email are answered within 1 hour, 7 days a week.

  • Names, dates and numbers exactly as in the original
  • Anything that cannot be read is marked as illegible, never guessed
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Certified or simple translation?

For USCIS, courts, universities and the DMV, most institutions ask for a certified translation, with the translator's signed statement; it meets USCIS requirements, with free revisions within 30 days of delivery, and the notarization is included at no extra cost. For reading or internal use, a simple translation is enough. Which documents and which format are required is decided by the institution that receives them.

  • Free revisions within 30 days of delivery
  • Confidential handling, with files kept for 60 days
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Documents in Spanish and every other language

Many of the documents we translate come in Spanish, and we have pages for the most common ones. For any other document or language, start from our translation services:

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  5. Double proofreading

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Help Center

Turnaround, price, accepted documents and how to order: the most common questions are already answered in the Help Center, organized by topic.

Is a photo from my phone good enough?

Yes, as long as the whole document is legible. Take it on a flat surface, in good light, with all four corners visible and no glare or blur. If any part is unreadable, we ask for a new photo before quoting.

What counts as a page? Is front and back one page?

A document printed front and back, such as an ID card or driver's license, is counted as one page. For longer documents, the quote shows the page count before you pay, and you can ask us to review it.

Is the translation done by people or by machine?

By people. Every document is translated by a professional linguist and goes through double human review for accuracy, grammar, formatting and consistency before delivery. The translator may use support tools, such as translation memory or machine translation, as an aid, but the translator who signs or certifies the work is always responsible for it.

Do you translate stamps, seals and parts that are hard to read?

Yes. Stamps and seals are translated too. A part that cannot be read is marked as illegible: we do not make up text for what is not legible.

Which languages do you translate?

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.

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