Certified Arabic Translation Services for USCIS & Immigration

A certified Arabic translation is a complete, accurate rendering of your document into English, accompanied by a signed statement from the translator or translation company attesting to their competency and the accuracy of the work — this signed statement is what makes it “certified.”

Yes. USCIS requires that any document in a foreign language be submitted with a full English translation and the translator’s certification of accuracy, per 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3). Every order we prepare for USCIS use meets this standard.

No. Certification is a signed statement from the translator about accuracy and competence; notarization adds a notary public’s seal verifying the translator’s identity and signature. USCIS asks only for certification, not notarization.

For USCIS filings, certified is enough — notarization is not required. Some courts, universities, or foreign consulates do ask for notarization in addition to certification, so check your specific instructions before you order.

Most certified Arabic translations are delivered within 24 hours of your document being submitted correctly and completely.

Yes, same-day delivery is available for most single-page civil documents like birth and marriage certificates — select rush service when you place your order.

Pricing depends on document length and complexity and is confirmed with a quote before you pay, so you know the exact cost before your filing deadline.

We translate Arabic civil records (birth, marriage, divorce, death certificates, national ID cards), academic documents (diplomas, transcripts, degree certificates), legal documents (contracts, powers of attorney, court records), and immigration-specific paperwork.

Yes — Arabic birth certificate translation is one of our most-requested services for immigration filings. See our dedicated Birth Certificate Translation page for details.

Yes — Arabic marriage certificate translation is commonly needed for spousal petitions and family-based green card applications. See our Marriage Certificate Translation page for specifics.

Yes — we regularly translate Arabic diplomas and transcripts for immigration, employment verification, and university credential evaluation. See our Diploma & Transcript Translation page.

Yes. Every Arabic translator on our team is a native or native-level speaker with direct experience translating official and immigration-related documents.

We work across Modern Standard Arabic and regional varieties including Egyptian, Levantine, Gulf, and Maghrebi Arabic, since source documents can include a mix of formal and regional phrasing.

Yes. Official Arabic documents — birth certificates, court records, academic transcripts — are almost always issued in Modern Standard Arabic, which is what our translations are built from as the baseline.

Yes, we translate Arabic contracts, powers of attorney, court judgments, and other legal documents, working from the original formal-register language these documents are typically issued in.

Yes. We regularly translate supporting documents attached to USCIS petitions and Requests for Evidence, including civil records submitted alongside forms like I-130, I-485, and I-751.

If USCIS or another accepting agency rejects your translation specifically because of a translation error, formatting issue, or missing certification statement, we correct and reissue it at no additional charge.

Upload a clear photo or scanned copy of your Arabic document through our online portal, tell us where the translation is being submitted, and select standard or rush delivery.

Yes, a clear, fully legible phone photo or scan works — just make sure all four corners and every line of text are visible and in focus before you upload it.

Our core service is Arabic to English, which covers the large majority of USCIS and U.S. immigration use cases; contact us if you need Arabic paired with a different target language.

Yes. Your documents and personal information are handled under confidentiality agreements with our translators and are not shared beyond what is needed to complete your order.