If you’re navigating processes like U.S. citizenship application, spousal visa, or legal name change, a professionally translated marriage certificate may be required. Especially if your original document is in a language other than English. Our translations are perfectly tailored to meet USCIS and other official requirements.
A certified translation of your marriage certificate is crucial for various administrative and legal processes in the US, especially when applying for immigration benefits. USCIS and other institutions often require a certified translation to verify the authenticity of your marital status from foreign documents. This translation provides both the linguistic accuracy and the legal certification needed to uphold the integrity of your document in governmental proceedings.
To ensure your marriage certificate translation is accepted by USCIS, it must adhere to the following guidelines:
Our process ensures your marriage certificate translation is handled with the utmost care and professionalism:
Understanding the critical nature of accurate and compliant translations for USCIS, we are committed to providing exceptional service to ensure your immigration processes proceed smoothly and without delay.
No, you cannot translate your own marriage certificate for USCIS. The USCIS requires translations to be done by a qualified third-party translator to ensure accuracy and impartiality. Additionally, the translator must provide a certification statement confirming the translation’s accuracy and their competence in both languages.
To translate your marriage certificate accurately, we need a clear and legible copy of the original document. Ensure that all text, seals, and signatures are visible. Providing any specific requirements or additional information, such as names in a particular format or spelling, can also help ensure accuracy.
The translation of a marriage certificate typically takes between 12 to 24 hours, depending on the urgency and the service level you choose. We offer expedited services for those who need their translations more quickly. Please check our delivery options for more details.
Not necessarily. While USCIS typically requires certified translations, notarization may not be mandatory unless specifically requested by the USCIS or another institution. However, some clients prefer notarized translations for extra validation. Please check your specific requirements before requesting notarization.
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