Haitian Creole to English Certified Translation

Native Haitian Creole-Speaking Translators. 100% USCIS Acceptance Guaranteed.

If you are submitting Haitian Creole-language documents to USCIS, a U.S. consulate, or an immigration attorney, the translation attached to your filing has to meet a specific standard: a complete, word-for-word rendering of the original, paired with a signed statement certifying its accuracy. USCIS Translations provides certified Haitian Creole to English translation built for exactly this purpose, backed by a 100% USCIS acceptance guarantee and standard 24-hour turnaround.

We regularly translate the documents that come up again and again in Haitian immigration filings — birth certificates (often issued as an Extrait des Archives), marriage certificates, and academic records — for family petitions, TPS applications, and other humanitarian filings alike.

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✓ 100% USCIS Acceptance✓ 24–48hr Delivery✓ $10/page✓ Native Translators
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Why Choose USCIS Translations for Haitian Creole Translation

Every Haitian Creole translator on our team is a native or native-level speaker with hands-on experience translating for immigration filings, including documents like the Extrait des Archives that do not have a direct Western equivalent and require careful, consistent handling.

REGULATORY COMPLIANCE

Each translation ships with a signed certificate of accuracy that satisfies 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3), the regulation USCIS cites when it requires foreign-language documents to be translated in full. If a submission is ever rejected due to how it was translated, we correct it at no charge.

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Native Translators
Every translator is a native or native-level Haitian Creole speaker with immigration document expertise.
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Extrait des Archives Expertise
We specialize in Extrait des Archives documents and other Haitian Creole-specific documents that require careful, consistent handling.
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USCIS-Compliant Certification
Signed certificate of accuracy per 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3) included on every order.
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Free Corrections Guarantee
If USCIS rejects your translation for a translation error, we correct and reissue at no charge.

Our Certified Haitian Creole Translation Process

Four straightforward steps from document upload to certified PDF delivery.

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Upload Your Document
Upload a clear photo or scan of your Haitian Creole document through our secure portal.
02
Translator Assignment
We assign a translator experienced with that specific document type — civil, academic, or legal.
03
Accuracy Review
A second linguist reviews the draft for accuracy, formatting, and completeness against the source.
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Certified PDF Delivered
You receive a certified PDF (with a printed, signed copy available on request) ready to attach to your filing.

Certified vs. Notarized Haitian Creole Translation

USCIS does not require notarization — it requires a certification statement from the translator or translation company attesting to their competence in both languages and the accuracy of the translation. That statement is included by default on every order. If a court, school, or employer separately asks for notarization on top of certification, we offer that as a $10 add-on at checkout.

✓ CERTIFIED (REQUIRED BY USCIS)

Signed statement from the translator attesting to competency and accuracy. Included on every order by default.

+ NOTARIZED (ADD-ON AVAILABLE)

Notary public verifies the translator’s identity and signature. Required by some courts, schools, or foreign consulates — add on at checkout for $9.

Turnaround Time & Pricing

Standard certified Haitian Creole translations are delivered within 24–48 hours, starting at $18 per page. Expedited service is available at $28 per page for 12–24 hour delivery. Exact per-page pricing is confirmed before you pay, so there is no guessing before your deadline.

$18
per page
Standard
24–48 hour delivery
$28
per page
Expedited
12–24 hour delivery
+$9
add-on
Notarization
Required by some courts & consulates
+$12
add-on
Physical Copy
Printed & signed, shipped to you

Haitian Communities We Support

Haitian civil records may be issued inside Haiti or through Haitian consulates serving diaspora communities in the United States, Canada, France, and beyond. Older and handwritten records — including the Extrait des Archives form of birth certificate — are common in Haitian civil registration. Our translators are experienced working with both typed and handwritten versions. If your document was issued outside Haiti, let us know its origin so we can route it to a translator familiar with that specific format.

Who We Serve

Individuals filing family-based immigration petitions, applicants and attorneys handling Temporary Protected Status (TPS) or other humanitarian filings, applicants responding to a USCIS Request for Evidence (RFE), students and universities handling academic credential evaluation, and immigration attorneys assembling case files.

What Our Clients Say

★★★★★

“Fast, accurate, and accepted by USCIS without any issues. The Haitian Creole birth certificate and Civil Registry translations were exactly what I needed for my green card application.”

Wei L.
Birth certificate & Civil Registry translation, I-485 filing
★★★★★

“Professional service from start to finish. My Haitian Creole marriage certificate was translated perfectly and accepted on the first submission. Very reliable.”

Ming C.
Marriage certificate translation, spousal petition

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about certified Haitian Creole translation for USCIS and immigration filings.

A certified Haitian Creole 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.

Standard certified Haitian Creole translations are typically delivered within 24 hours of a correctly submitted document.

Yes, rush service is available for same-day turnaround on most single-page civil documents — select it 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.

Pages are counted by the source document’s page count, not by word count or by the length of the English translation.

An Extrait des Archives is an official extract from Haiti’s civil registry and is the most common form a Haitian birth certificate takes for immigration purposes. Yes, we translate it regularly and are familiar with its typical format.

Yes — Haitian acte de naissance (birth certificate) translation, including older or handwritten versions, is one of our most-requested services for immigration filings. See our dedicated Birth Certificate Translation page for details.

We translate Haitian civil records (birth and marriage certificates, Extrait des Archives), academic documents (diplomas, transcripts), legal documents (contracts, court documents), and paperwork for TPS and other humanitarian filings.

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

Yes. Every Haitian Creole translator on our team is a native or native-level speaker with direct experience translating official Haitian documents, including older or handwritten records.

Yes, we translate Haitian contracts, affidavits, and court documents, working from the original document as submitted, including handwritten entries where needed.

Yes. We regularly translate supporting documents for USCIS petitions, Requests for Evidence, and humanitarian filings including Temporary Protected Status (TPS) applications.

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 Haitian 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 sections and every line of text are visible and in focus before you upload it, including any handwritten portions.

Yes. Haitian Creole is a distinct language with its own grammar and standardized spelling system, not a dialect of French. Our translators work in Haitian Creole specifically rather than substituting French.

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.

Shweta Choubey
Translation Services Coordinator

Shweta coordinates certified translation services at USCIS Translations, specializing in Haitian Creole, Spanish, and Asian-language document translation for immigration filings. She ensures every translation meets USCIS standards and is delivered on time.

Last updated: September 2026 • LinkedIn Profile

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