Certified translation for United States
Standard certified translation for official use in the United States, ordered online.
Get your priceWhat is usually expected
In the United States, a standard certified translation is usually what is needed.
USCIS asks for a signed statement from the translator saying they are competent in both languages and that the translation is complete and accurate.
A common receiver is USCIS. Courts, universities and other offices may have their own rules.
Who may produce it
No accreditation is required for USCIS. The translator signs the statement of competence and accuracy.
Documents that often need a translation
- Birth and marriage certificates for immigration
- Divorce papers
- Police certificates
- Diplomas and transcripts
- Passports and ID documents
How to order in three steps
- Open the calculator with United States already selected, then choose your languages and delivery speed.
- Upload a clear scan or photo of the document and add your details.
- Place the order. We send the invoice afterwards and start once it is paid.
The receiving authority decides what it accepts. Check its current requirements before you order, and pick United States as the country of use so the certification options match.
Need it notarised or apostilled too?
We can also notarise documents and arrange an apostille for use in the United States. Book a notary meeting online.
Questions
A full translation together with a signed statement from the translator saying they are competent in both languages and that the translation is complete and accurate.
No accreditation is required. Other receivers in the United States may have their own rules, so check with the office that will receive the document.
Yes. Choose the languages and the United States as the country of use in the calculator, upload your document and place the order.
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Last reviewed: 12 November 2026