Italian to English Certified Translation

If you are submitting Italian-language documents to USCIS, a U.S. consulate, a court, 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 Italian to English translation built for exactly this purpose, backed by a 100% USCIS acceptance guarantee.

We regularly translate the documents that come up again and again in Italian immigration filings — birth and marriage certificates, family-status records, diplomas, and police certificates — and every order includes a signed certification of accuracy.

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Why Choose USCIS Translations for Italian Translation

Expert Italian translators, USCIS-accepted certifications, and Italian civil & academic document expertise.

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Native Italian Translators

Every Italian translator on our team is a native or native-level speaker with hands-on experience translating Italian civil, academic, and legal documents for immigration filings.

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Italian Document Expertise

We specialize in Italian civil records including estratto per riassunto (summary extracts), atto di nascita integrale (full birth records), and other official documents requiring precise handling.

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USCIS-Compliant Certification

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.

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Free Corrections Guarantee

If a submission is ever rejected due to how it was translated, we correct and reissue it at no additional charge.

Our Certified Italian Translation Process

Simple, secure, and built for USCIS and immigration filings.

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Upload Your Document

Upload a clear photo or scan of your Italian document through our secure portal.

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Expert Assignment

We assign a translator experienced with that specific document type — civil, academic, legal, or historical.

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Quality Review

A second linguist reviews the draft for accuracy, formatting, and completeness against the source.

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Certified Delivery

You receive a certified PDF; notarization and hard-copy shipping are available as add-ons.

Certified vs. Notarized Italian Translation

✅ Certified Translation

USCIS 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.

📋 Notarized Translation

Notarization adds a notary public's seal verifying the translator's identity and signature. USCIS asks only for certification, not notarization. If a court, school, or employer separately asks for notarization on top of certification, we offer that as an add-on.

Turnaround Time & Pricing

Standard certified Italian 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

Italian Civil Records: Full vs. Summary Extracts

Italian comuni (municipalities) can issue a birth record either as a summary extract (estratto per riassunto) or as a full copy of the original record (atto di nascita integrale), and the full copy contains more detail. Check what your filing requires before ordering the translation — we translate whichever version you submit.

Italian is also the working language of Italian-speaking Switzerland and San Marino, and documents from those places can be submitted the same way. Let us know the document's origin when you submit it.

Who We Serve

Individuals filing family- or employment-based immigration petitions, immigration attorneys assembling case files, applicants responding to a USCIS Request for Evidence (RFE), students submitting Italian diplomas for credential evaluation, and businesses or law firms handling Italian legal and corporate records.

What Our Clients Say

★★★★★

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

Marco R.
Italian Birth Certificate Translation, I-485 filing translation, I-485 filing
★★★★★

“Professional service from start to finish. The Italian marriage certificate was translated perfectly and accepted on first submission. Very reliable.”

Giulia M.
Marriage certificate translation, spousal petition

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about certified Italian translation for USCIS and immigration filings.

A certified Italian 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; notarization is available as an add-on.

Turnaround depends on document type, length, and current order volume — the delivery window is confirmed before you pay.

Faster delivery options may be available depending on document type — ask when you submit your document, and we will confirm what is possible for your specific filing.

Pricing is per page and is confirmed before you pay; notarization and hard-copy shipping are optional add-ons. Check the current rates on this page before ordering.

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

Every order includes a complete English translation plus a signed certification of accuracy. A digital PDF is standard; a printed hard copy can be added for a shipping fee.

We translate Italian civil records (birth, marriage, and death certificates, and family-status records), academic documents (diplomas and transcripts), legal documents (court documents, notarial deeds, and powers of attorney), and police certificates.

Yes — Italian birth certificate translation, including both summary (estratto per riassunto) and full extracts (atto di nascita integrale), is one of our most-requested services for immigration filings. See our dedicated Birth Certificate Translation page for details.

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

Yes, we translate Italian court documents, notarial deeds, and powers of attorney, working from the original formal-register language these documents are typically issued in.

Yes. We translate Italian police certificates, including all stamps and endorsements.

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

Yes. We translate Italian-language documents regardless of the issuing country, including Italian-speaking Switzerland and San Marino — let us know the document’s origin when you submit it.

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 Italian document through our online portal, tell us where the translation is being submitted, and select any add-ons (notarization, hard-copy shipping) you need.

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 Italian, 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