USCIS certified translation services
Crown Translate provides USCIS certified translation for green card, citizenship and visa filings, starting at $20 per page. Each translation includes a signed certificate of accuracy. As a result, it meets the USCIS translation rule for foreign-language documents.
Documents we translate for USCIS
Most immigration cases need several documents in English. For this reason, we translate the full set together, so every page uses the same names and dates.
Birth certificate translation for USCIS
Needed for green card, citizenship and family petitions.
Marriage certificate translation
Key proof for spouse visas and adjustment of status.
Divorce and death certificates
Proof that a prior marriage has ended.
Passports and national IDs
Identity pages and stamps translated in full.
Police clearance certificates
Often required for visa and residency files.
Diplomas and transcripts
For employment visas and education records.
What does USCIS require from a translation?
USCIS rules say that any document in a foreign language must come with a full English translation. Also, the translator must certify that the translation is complete and accurate. Finally, the translator must state that they are competent to translate from that language into English.
Our immigration document translation follows this rule word for word. First, we translate the whole document, including stamps, seals and handwritten notes. Then, the translator signs a certificate of accuracy with their name, signature, date and contact details. Because of this, you can file it with Form I-130, I-485, N-400 or any other petition.
In contrast, a summary or a partial translation is not accepted. That is why we never skip any part of a page.
How to order USCIS certified translation
The whole process is online. Therefore, you can order from anywhere in Florida or the rest of the United States. For official filing rules, see the USCIS website.
- First, upload your document on the Order Now page.
- Next, check your price and pay securely online.
- Then, a professional translator translates and certifies it.
- Finally, you receive your certified translation by email.
Certified translations
Every translation includes a signed certificate of accuracy, so it is ready for official use.
USCIS acceptance guarantee
Moreover, certified translations for immigration filings are covered by our acceptance guarantee.
Florida notarization
In addition, notarization is available on request and is done in the State of Florida.
Clear pricing
Prices start at $20 per page. As a result, you always see the total before you pay.
FAQ: USCIS certified translation
What are the USCIS certified translation requirements?
USCIS asks for a full English translation of every foreign-language document. In addition, the translator must certify that the translation is complete and accurate and that they are competent to translate the language. Our certificate of accuracy covers both points.
Does USCIS require a notarized translation?
No. USCIS only asks for a certified translation. However, some people also want notarization for other agencies, so we offer Florida notarization on request.
How much does a USCIS certified translation cost?
Our immigration translations start at $20 per page. Moreover, you see the full price online before you pay.
Which immigration documents do you translate for USCIS?
We translate birth, marriage, divorce and death certificates, passports, police clearances, diplomas, transcripts, bank statements and court records for USCIS filings.
Can I submit a digital copy of the translation to USCIS?
Yes. We email a signed PDF that you can upload with an online filing or print for a paper filing. Also, a hard copy can be arranged on request.
Is your USCIS translation accepted for green card and citizenship cases?
Yes. Our certified translations are made for green card, citizenship, visa and petition filings. In fact, each one is covered by our acceptance guarantee.
Order your immigration translation today
Upload your documents now or call toll-free +1-800-901-0168. Also see our Florida translation services and notarized translation pages.