Certified Translations
Our Services
- U.S. Visa Services
- Apostilles & Legalization
- Consular & SRE Appointments
- Dual Citizenship Registration
- Cross-Border Business Formation
- Notary & Powers of Attorney
- Certified Translations
- Trusted Traveler Programs
- Family & Civil Registry
- Criminal Defense
- Asset Protection & Estate Planning
- Cross-Border Disputes
- Humanitarian Support
Certified Translations
When a document crosses borders, translation quality is not just language—it is acceptance. Many agencies reject submissions for inconsistent names, incorrect dates, missing certification language, or formatting that does not mirror the source. We provide certified translations designed for official use, with a focus on accuracy, consistency, and submission readiness.
We translate and format common document types for immigration and consular filings, civil registry matters, and cross-border business needs. Where the destination process requires additional steps—such as notarization or apostille/legalization—we coordinate the workflow so the translated packet remains valid end-to-end.
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Certified translations for official filings and submissions
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Consistency across names, dates, places, and key terminology
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Formatting that mirrors the source (stamps, notes, headings)
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Expedited options when timelines are tight
We deliver translations with certification language and quality checks aligned to common agency expectations.
If your packet needs notarization or apostille/legalization, we align steps so the translated set stays valid end-to-end.
What does “certified translation” mean?
It typically includes a translator certification statement and filing-ready formatting. We confirm your purpose and where you will submit to prepare the right packet.
Which documents do you translate most often?
Vital records (birth/marriage), IDs, civil registry documents, consular documents, immigration-related paperwork, and supporting business documents.
Does translation guarantee agency acceptance?
No. Final acceptance is determined by the receiving authority. Our role is to reduce avoidable rejections through consistency, proper formatting, and appropriate certification.
Can you coordinate notarization or apostille/legalization too?
Yes, when required by the destination process. We align steps and timing so the translation fits the full workflow.
