Certified translation
Birth certificates, diplomas, court and bank papers — complete translation with a signed translator certificate.
$25per 250 source words (one standard page) Final price after review
Documents & translations
Translations for any language pair
Certified translations for USCIS, courts, schools and banks, plus general translations of letters and business texts. We confirm the translator, the price and the date before you pay.
Certified translation
$25per 250 source words (one standard page) Final price after review
What is included
- Complete translation of the document
- Signed translator certificate of accuracy
- Digital delivery (PDF)
- Check of language pair and legibility before you pay
What may cost extra
- Rush delivery
- Rare language pairs and complex layout
- Notarized translator affidavit (a separate notarial act)
- Printed copies and postage
What happens next
Send a short request. We send a private link to check your document, then confirm the word count, price and date in writing. You pay only after you accept the quote, and then receive the finished translation.
Price estimate
How much will my translation cost?
Prices are counted in words of the original. A standard page is 250 words; a typical birth certificate fits on one page. This is a guide, not the final price: we confirm it once we see the document.
Options
Certified or general?
Choose certified if the document goes to an agency, court, school or bank. A general translation is enough for letters, websites and texts for your own use.
General translation
Letters, websites, business and personal texts that do not need a certificate.
$0.10per source word, $25 minimum order Final price after review
Who translates
The right translator for each language pair
Polina Zaic, our linguist and translation coordinator, translates in her own language pairs and assigns qualified translators for other languages. Before you pay, we tell you who can take your pair and when the work will be ready.
Polina Zaic
Linguist and Translation Coordinator
Translates in her own language pairs and finds qualified translators for the others.
Questions
Does USCIS need a notarized translation?
No. USCIS asks for a complete English translation and a translator's certification that the translation is accurate and that the translator is competent. Notarization is an optional extra some other offices ask for.
How do I send the document?
After your short request we send a private link. You upload the document there before any payment: we check it, count the words and send a written quote.
Do you translate rare languages?
Send any language pair. We confirm whether a qualified translator is available, the price and the date before you order. Rare languages may cost more.
Can I get a printed copy?
Yes. Printed copies and postage are quoted separately, line by line, before you pay.
Get a price for your translation
You receive a reference number right away and a written quote before any payment.