How Much Does Certified Translation Cost?
Translate.Law prices USCIS-Accepted Human Certified AI Translations at $9.90 per page, with rush delivery available for time-sensitive filings. The final cost depends on the number of pages, the language pair, and whether rush turnaround is needed.
What's Included in the $9.90-Per-Page Price?
The $9.90-per-page rate includes the full certified translation, the signed certification statement required by USCIS and most agencies, and standard delivery timeline. Notarization is included in the standard per-page rate. An apostille, when needed, is priced separately.
What Counts as a "Page" for Pricing Purposes?
A page is generally counted by the source document's page count, not by word count or a fixed character limit, which keeps pricing predictable for standard documents like certificates and short forms. Longer or denser documents, like contracts or multi-page court records, are quoted based on total page count once the document is reviewed.
Does the Language Pair Affect the Price?
The base per-page rate applies across Translate.Law's supported languages. Less common languages can occasionally affect turnaround time, since fewer qualified linguists may be available, but this doesn't change the standard per-page rate.
How Much Does Rush Delivery Cost?
Rush delivery, as fast as 1-2 hours for most standard documents, is available at the same transparent per-page rate, with no rush surcharge hidden in the quote. Mentioning a deadline when requesting a quote ensures the right turnaround is scoped from the start.
Does Notarization Cost Extra?
Yes. Notarization is an additional step beyond certification, verifying the identity of the person who signed the certification statement, and it's priced separately from the base certified translation rate since not every recipient requires it.
Do Law Firms Get a Different Rate?
Firms with ongoing or high-volume translation needs can move to a volume pricing arrangement, which offers predictable, discounted per-page rates along with a dedicated account manager, instead of requesting each document at the standard rate individually.
