Certified Birth Certificate Translation for USCIS | $18/page | 100% Accepted

A certified birth certificate translation is a complete, word-for-word English translation of your birth certificate accompanied by a signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy. USCIS requires certified translations to verify that the translation is accurate and completed by a qualified translator.

Yes. If your birth certificate is not in English, USCIS requires a complete certified English translation. The translation must be submitted along with a copy of the original document when filing immigration applications such as Form I-485, Form I-130, citizenship applications, and other USCIS petitions.

No. USCIS recommends using an independent translator. Self-translations may raise concerns about accuracy and could result in requests for additional evidence. Using a professional certified translation service helps avoid unnecessary delays.

Common reasons USCIS rejects translations include: missing certification statement, incomplete translation of text, omitted stamps, seals, or annotations, translation errors, illegible source documents, and missing translator information.

Our certified birth certificate translation service costs only $18 per page, with no hidden fees. Every translation includes a signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy and is accepted by USCIS.

Most birth certificate translations are completed within 24 hours and delivered digitally in PDF format. Expedited same-day service may be available for urgent immigration deadlines.

No. A clear scan or high-resolution photo of your birth certificate is sufficient. Simply upload your document online, and our translators will prepare your certified translation.

We provide certified birth certificate translations in more than 100 languages, including Spanish, Hindi, Punjabi, Gujarati, Tamil, Telugu, Chinese, Russian, Arabic, Portuguese, French, Korean, and Japanese.

Yes. We regularly translate birth certificates issued in India, including documents written in Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Punjabi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali, Malayalam, and other regional languages.

Yes. We provide USCIS-compliant certified translations of Mexican birth certificates and other civil documents issued in Spanish.

A certified translation includes a signed statement confirming the linguistic accuracy of the document and the translator’s credentials. A notarized translation includes an additional notary public signature acknowledging the identity of the person signing the certification. USCIS does not require notarization for standard immigration forms such as Form I-485 or Form I-130; an ATA-certified translation fulfills all federal guidelines.

Yes. Our certified translations are prepared according to USCIS translation requirements and include the certification statement required for immigration applications.

Yes. Certified birth certificate translations are commonly accepted for visa applications, passport applications, naturalization cases, green card applications, and other official purposes.

Many clients also request certified translations of marriage certificates, divorce decrees, passports, police certificates, academic transcripts, diplomas, and immigration records.

Simply upload a clear copy of your birth certificate, place your order online, and receive your USCIS-compliant certified translation by email, often within 24 hours.

You can order a certified birth certificate translation entirely online from anywhere in the United States. There is no need to visit a local office. Simply upload your document and receive your certified translation by email.

For a green card application, USCIS requires a complete English translation of any foreign-language birth certificate. The translation must include a signed certification statement confirming its accuracy.

Yes. If your supporting documents are not in English, USCIS requires certified translations when submitting Form I-485 (Adjustment of Status) or Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative).

A USCIS birth certificate translation should include all text from the original document, including stamps, seals, signatures, handwritten notes, and official annotations, along with a signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy.

Yes. USCIS generally accepts certified translations provided in PDF format, provided they include the required certification statement and accurately reflect the original document.

Yes. We are an official corporate member of the American Translators Association (ATA), Member ID #280493. Every certified English translation we deliver is prepared by qualified language professionals and includes our official ATA credentials on the signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy, ensuring 100% acceptance by USCIS.