USCIS Certified Translation Services

We provide professional USCIS certified translations that meet official United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) requirements. Each translation includes a signed certificate of accuracy confirming that the translation is complete and accurate, as required by USCIS regulations.

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Immigration Translation Service from a Certified Translation Company

We offer certified translations by professional translators to help individuals translate their documents into English from Spanish and other languages for USCIS immigration application submissions.

USCIS-Certified Translation Services For Immigration Applicants in 2026

Every year, thousands of people from around the world choose the United States as their new home, embarking on an exciting immigration journey. Navigating the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) process requires meticulous preparation of numerous documents and translating them into English.

What Is a USCIS Certified Translation?

USCIS demands translations certified by qualified professionals who understand the agency's strict requirements and can attest to the accuracy and completeness of the work. At TheWordPoint, we partner with expert translators specializing in immigration documents. Their proven expertise ensures that your translations meet USCIS standards with exceptional quality and precision.

Trust TheWordPoint to handle your birth certificates, marriage records, police clearances, and other vital documents. We're here to help make your path to U.S. residency or citizenship as smooth as possible. Explore our Certified Translation for Immigration and Residency Applications Use Cases and comprehensive knowledge base of certified translation examples and expert guidance, trusted by thousands of customers worldwide for straightforward, successful translations.

USCIS Translation Requirements

USCIS has established clear guidelines to ensure that all foreign-language documents are accurately translated and properly certified, allowing immigration officers to review and process your application without delay. Failing to meet these requirements can result in delays, requests for additional evidence, or even denial of your application. According to USCIS guidelines:

  • Any document in a foreign language must be translated into English.

  • The translation must include a certification statement in English.

  • The certification must include translator's signature and contact details.

  • The certification must confirm translator competence and accuracy.

Why Is It Important to Use the Best USCIS Translation Services?

When submitting documents to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), the accuracy, completeness, and proper certification of your translations can directly determine the success or failure of your immigration application. USCIS has strict requirements for translated documents, and even minor errors, omissions, or formatting issues can lead to delays, Requests for Evidence (RFEs), or outright denial of your case. Using the best translation services for USCIS ensures that your immigration document translation, such as  divorce decree translation or certified translation of birth certificate, are translated by qualified professional translators who understand not only the linguistic nuances of both the source and target languages but also the specific formatting, terminology, and certification standards required by USCIS. 

Our professional translation service provides a USCIS-certified translation that includes Certificate of Translation Accuracy, a properly worded certification statement, accurate translations of all content (including stamps, seals, and handwritten notes), and adherence to USCIS guidelines down to the smallest detail.

Get Certified Translation Of Immigration Documents Before Sending Them to USCIS

USCIS accepts only certified immigration translation for documents issued in a foreign language. If your application includes untranslated or uncertified documents, it may be rejected outright for failing to meet USCIS processing standards and formal requirements.

It is also important to understand that the role of USCIS-certified translators is different from that of USCIS officers. While both are involved in verification, they serve distinct functions. Certified translators are responsible solely for the accuracy of the translation, confirming that the translated text fully and correctly reflects the original document in another language. USCIS officers, on the other hand, evaluate the original document itself, assuming that the translation provided is already complete and accurate.

This separation of responsibility is precisely why certified translation is essential. USCIS does not retranslate or correct submitted documents. Instead, it relies on the Certificate of Accuracy issued by a qualified translator to assess the original content. To ensure your immigration application is processed without delays or rejections, both a properly certified translation and the original document must be submitted together.

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USCIS Document Translation Guidelines for 2026

If you are at the beginning of the immigration preparation process, which has become more meticulous in 2026, it is important to determine which documents require USCIS certified translations. Reviewing Citizenship and Naturalization Applications Certified Translation Use Case early helps prevent delays later in the application. Below, we outline the most commonly requested documents and explain why each one matters, drawing on the practical experience of our certified translation service.

  • Birth certificates. This is an essential document that applicants should provide to the immigration office when undergoing a background check. It specifies basic relevant data about the applicant for authenticity purposes.

  • Marriage certificates and divorce certificates. Whether you are married, divorced, or unattached, your marital status is important, and these documents confirm your current status. Since the applicant may be born in one country, get married in another, the immigration office requires the documents to be translated into English for clarification.

  • Academic documents. There is a particular emphasis placed by USCIS on providing translation of academic records, especially for immigrant students submitting to US colleges or universities. Our service follows all USCIS certified translation requirements for academic transcripts and supporting documents.

  • Job certifications. Certified translations of job certifications, such as professional licenses, diplomas, or work experience letters, are often required for USCIS submissions to verify an applicant's qualifications for employment-based visas, green cards, or adjustment of status applications. Learn more in our Employment Documents Certified Translation Use Case.

  • Death certificates. These documents are particularly important for individuals immigrating with spouses or other family members. USCIS requires a complete and accurate understanding of an applicant’s family background, and the loss of a family member must be formally documented. Providing certified translations of death certificates ensures that this information is reviewed correctly and without ambiguity. Our accurate service delivers USCIS-compliant certified translations that meet all requirements and support a smooth application process

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"We've ordered a certified translation for USCIS from TheWordPoint and received all the documents in a very short turnaround. Overall very satisfied with the result and service and would recommend it to others."

USCIS Certified Translation Pricing

Another important factor to consider when selecting the best translation service is the balance between affordability and guaranteed acceptance. TheWordPoint is known for providing high-quality certified translations at some of the most competitive rates in the industry. With us, you can receive professionally translated and certified documents starting at just $17.00 per page, delivered by your specified deadline.

Immigration Documents Certified Translation

Price per page in one-page document

Price per page in 2 page document

Price per page in 3 page document

Birth Certificate

$35.75

$29.87

$26.21

Academic Transcript

$38.75

$32.38

$28.41

High School Diploma

$39.85

$33.30

$29.22

Marriage Certificate

$36.75

$30.71

$26.94

Immunization Record, Vaccination Records

$39.75

$33.21

$29.14

Divorce Certificate

$36.75

$30.71

$26.94

Driver's Licenses, ID, Passport

$18.75

$17.85

$16.50

Police Clearance, Criminal Records

$35.75

$29.87

$26.21


How the USCIS Translation Process Works. Quality Control for Accurate Translation

Our USCIS translation process is designed to be quick, easy, and stress-free. USCIS translators possess advanced educational degrees and specialized certificates confirming their mastery of international guidelines and translation certification standards. Backed by skilled editors and proofreaders who double-check every element to remove even minor flaws in certification documents, we guarantee acceptance for certified translation, shielding you from potential risks and ensuring flawless results every time.

  • First, upload a clear scan of your document using our secure online form, and we'll review it to confirm the pricing and estimated delivery date. 
  • Once you place your order, a qualified, experienced translator completes a full and accurate translation of your document into English. 
  • The translation is then certified with an official certification statement that includes the translator's credentials and confirms the accuracy of the work. 
  • Your certified translation is delivered digitally via email or through your account on our platform, allowing you to download, print, and submit it immediately with your USCIS application.

Get Your Signed and Stamped Certificate for USCIS Certified Translation Requirements

If you're feeling uncertain about submitting documents to USCIS, rest assured - we’ve got you covered every step of the way. Take a moment to explore our Certified Translation Use Cases, review our clear terms and current offers, and reach out to our Support Team with any questions you might have. Whether you need a single marriage certificate translated or an entire set of documents handled together, simply complete the online order form. We deliver the best certified translation services accepted by USCIS, so you can submit your paperwork with complete confidence about thier acceptance.

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FAQ

Do Translated Documents for USCIS Acceptance Need to be Notarized?

In most cases, no, a notarized translation isn't needed as USCIS canceled this requirement a while ago. But there might be exceptions in certain cases, please contact to clarify.

Can I Translate and Certify My Documents for USCIS by Myself?

No, you cannot, even if you hold an English major. The document must be certified by an independent authoritative party, which is something TheWordPoint can provide.

Do I Need Physical Copies or Digital Copies (Electronic PDF File) of Translated Documents for USCIS Accept?

To avoid any conflicts or misunderstandings, it's better to prepare your document translation in both formats at once. Electronic pdf format files will be stored for several years while hard copies are required at the initial stages of your application processing.

Who Can Translate Documents for USCIS?

USCIS certified language specialists do that since they hold an official recognition of their professionalism and knowledge of various relevant immigration guidelines. You can find such professional translators at TheWordPoint.

Does USCIS Require ATA Certification?

No, USCIS requires complete and accurate translation by a professional and certified translator with a signed statement for immigration applications but it is not limited only to ATA certification.

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