Immigration Document Translation
USCIS-Accepted
Supporting Documents for Every Filing
Overview
Every Supporting Document Your Filing Needs
Immigration filings run on supporting documents — pay stubs, bank statements, affidavits, employment letters, and more — and every foreign-language document needs a certified translation to be accepted. We certify the full range of supporting evidence for visa, green card, and citizenship applications.
Process
How Immigration Document Translation Works
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Submit
Upload your supporting documents securely — one at a time or as a full filing packet.
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AI Draft
Enterprise-grade AI produces a complete, literal first-pass translation of each document.
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Human Review & Certification
A qualified linguist verifies accuracy and signs a Certificate of Accuracy meeting USCIS requirements.
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Delivery
You receive filing-ready PDFs for every document, formatted to attach to your petition.
Documents
Common Supporting Documents We Translate
Beyond vital records, most filings include several of the documents below.
Frequently Asked Questions About Immigration Document Translation
Any document submitted in a language other than English — vital records, financial statements, employment letters, affidavits, and correspondence all require certified translation.
Yes. Upload every document together and we'll certify each one, delivered as a set of filing-ready PDFs.
Yes, if any of the requested evidence is in a foreign language. We offer rush delivery to help meet RFE response deadlines.
Priced per page, starting at $9.90/page, with volume pricing available for multi-document filings.
