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How to Translate a Birth Certificate

There are a few steps you can take to translate a birth certificate online and receive a copy that is certified and notarized:

  1. Find a reputable translation service: Look for a translation service that specializes in legal documents and has experience translating birth certificates.

  2. Submit your document for translation: Send a scanned copy of your birth certificate to the translation service for them to translate.

  3. Review and approve the translation: Once the translation is complete, review it to ensure that it is accurate and meets your needs.

  4. Obtain certification and notarization: Ask the translation service to certify and notarize the translated document, which will typically involve an additional fee.

  5. Receive your certified and notarized copy: Once the translation service has completed the certification and notarization process, they will send you a copy of the translated, certified, and notarized birth certificate.

Please note that not all the countries accept online certified and notarized translation, check with your local authorities if they accept it.

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Birth certificates from 90 different countries need to be translated into English. If they’re not, many people can’t get jobs or go to college or drive their cars. We’re working to fix that by translating birth certificates into English for DMV and USCIS and Immigration.

Certified translations of birth certificates are required for a variety of purposes including U.S. Immigration (USCIS acceptance), obtaining a visa, passport office usage, legal, academic, and many other official purposes. We have experience translating birth certificates issued all over the world as it is the most common type of document we see.

Who can translate a birth certificate for USCIS?

A birth certificate for USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) can be translated by a professional translator who is qualified and authorized to do so. The translator should be proficient in both the language of the original birth certificate and English, and be able to provide a certification of the accuracy of the translation.

Here are a few options for finding a translator for your birth certificate:

  1. American Translators Association (ATA) Certified Translators: The ATA is a professional association of translators and interpreters in the United States. They have a directory of certified translators who are qualified to translate legal documents, including birth certificates.

  2. National Association of Judiciary Interpreters and Translators (NAJIT) : they also have certified translators who specialize in legal translations, including birth certificates.

  3. USCIS approved Translation companies: Some translation companies are approved by the USCIS to provide translations for immigration-related documents, including birth certificates.

  4. Local Government or court certified translators: Some local or state government has their own list of certified translators, you can check with them or your local court for more information.

It’s important to note that, In order for a translation of a birth certificate to be accepted by the USCIS, it must be accompanied by a certification from the translator that states that the translation is accurate and complete.

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People who come to America need birth certificates. Some of them can’t speak English well. This tool helps them get birth certificates quickly.

Can I translate my birth certificate for immigration purposes?

No, you can’t. We suggest that you hire a professional translator to perform an accurate translation of the original document.

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We can convert all major digital document formats, including PDF, DOCX, and InDesign. We can also translate scans of documents from photo formats, such as JPEG (JPG) and PNG.

No! USCIS will accept only certified and notarized translations made by humans. For those, we recommend to submit your inquiry to Translation Services USA

Yes! All we need is a scanned copy of your bank statement, with all information clearly visible. We can also accept digital photos of your document, provided that the entire document is visible and legible.

USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services) does accept self-translation for certain documents, but it is highly recommended to use a professional translator for important documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, and educational degrees. USCIS may request additional documentation or ask for an official translation if they have reason to doubt the accuracy of a self-translation. It’s best to check the USCIS website for the most up-to-date information on their guidelines for document translation.

We accept photos of documents from any smart phone camera. As long as the entire document is visible and legible, we can translate and format the translation.

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A certified translation is a translation that is accompanied by a signed and stamped statement from the translator, certifying that the translation is accurate and complete to the best of their knowledge. This statement also includes the translator’s name, address, and contact information. A certified translation is typically required for legal or official documents, such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, and diplomas.

A notarized translation, on the other hand, is a translation that has been certified by a notary public. A notary public is a public official who is authorized to certify documents and administer oaths. To obtain a notarized translation, the translator must present the translated document to a notary public, along with the original document, and the notary will certify that the translation is a true and accurate representation of the original document. Notarized translations are typically required for legal or official documents that will be used in a foreign country.

In summary, a certified translation is a translation that comes with a certification statement from the translator, while a notarized translation is a translation that comes with a certification statement from a notary public. Both type of translations are used for legal or official documents, but a notarized translation is more specific for documents that will be used in foreign countries.

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