Certified translations for USCIS
Birth, marriage and divorce certificates and police records, translated with a signed certificate of accuracy.
A document without a certified translation can stall your entire case. We prepare and certify what your filing requires, ready in 24 to 48 hours.
From a birth certificate to a proof-of-income letter — prepared in the format the agency expects to receive.
Birth, marriage and divorce certificates and police records, translated with a signed certificate of accuracy.
Checked and certified copies of your original documents, so you can file without parting with the original.
Hague apostille for US documents that need to be valid abroad, plus guidance on foreign records.
Proof of address, proof of income and reference letters, written in the right format.
Diplomas, transcripts, employment letters and proof of experience, translated and certified.
Affidavits, declarations and authorizations signed and notarized before a notary public, ready to go with your paperwork.
We are document preparers and translators, not a law firm. You get careful technical work at a fair price and you know exactly what you're paying for. If your case needs legal guidance, work with a licensed immigration attorney.
No back and forth: you send, we prepare, you file.
Bring them to the store or send a clear photo on WhatsApp. We'll tell you right away what needs translation, certification or an apostille.
Every translation ships with a signed certificate of accuracy in the format USCIS requires. Standard turnaround is 24 to 48 hours.
Pick it up in store or receive it by PDF and mail, organized and checked, ready to attach to your case.
Yes. Every translation comes with a signed certificate of accuracy, which is exactly what USCIS requires of an English translation.
24 to 48 hours for standard documents like certificates. Larger volumes take a little longer — we confirm the timeline with your quote.
Birth, marriage and divorce certificates, police records, diplomas and proof of income. If it's in another language, it probably needs one.
No. We are document preparers and translators and we don't give legal advice. We work alongside your attorney, or prepare what you'll file yourself.
Yes. Send scanned documents, approve them by WhatsApp or email, and we deliver the finished work by PDF and mail.
It depends on the document type and page count. Send us a photo and we'll come back with a firm quote, no surprises later.