All documents that need to be submitted to USCIS must be in the English language. Those that are in a foreign language are required to be accompanied by their certified translations. Non-certified translations won’t be appropriate for this purpose. Individuals who will include the translation when sending their application should make sure that it was prepared by a certified translation services provider. As the official USCIS website indicates non-English documents have to be translated and be attached to the translator’s certification.
As a part of an application or petition individuals may wish to send supporting documentations. Such documents can be in any language as long as they come with the certified translation. In some countries it is customary to issue a summary of long documents that include a lot of extraneous data. Not all the information that is included in these lengthy documents will be relevant to your case. In such cases the certified translation of the summary will be acceptable for USCIS. However, a summary that is prepared by a translator is considered unacceptable. California Center for Translation & Interpretation follows the guidelines of USCIS for its certified translations. If you are in need of certified translation services for a document that will be presented to USCIS, you will find us very helpful.
Our customer service representatives are very pleasant and ready to walk you through the process of receiving the certified translation of a foreign-language document. We will translate your documents into English and attach the certification to the translation, which is necessary to meet USCIS’s requirements. Individuals who are interested in learning more about how they can receive a certified translation for a document can visit our services page and click on “Certified Translation Services”. You can also see our “Contact Us” page to learn how you can reach us.
