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Certified translation guides, including what USCIS asks for, notarization, birth certificates, and how to prepare a document.

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  How to translate a birth certificate for USCIS

  How to get a certified birth certificate translation for USCIS: what to translate, matching name spellings, the certification, and how to upload it.

  7 min read

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  Certified vs. notarized translation: what's the difference?

  A certified translation carries the translator's statement. A notarized one adds a notary who checks ID, not accuracy. Here's who asks for which.

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  Does USCIS require a certified translation?

  Yes. Under 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3), USCIS needs a full English translation with a translator's certification. Here's what that means and a sample statement.

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  What a certified translation includes

  A certified translation pairs your document with a statement that the English version is complete and accurate. Here is what CredPronto includes.

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  Preview your translation before you pay

  Upload a PDF or phone photos, review the finished translation, and pay only if it is right. Certified translations start at $9.95 per page.

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  How to prepare a document for translation

  Photograph or export a clear PDF, include every page, and upload it for a certified translation you can preview free.

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