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Tips, guides, and news about certified translation, court interpretation, localization, and working with multilingual content — from a team that’s been doing this since 1995.
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Documento Certificado
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Certified Translation
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Department of Homeland Security
Immigration Documents
Complete Translation Guide
Certified Translation
Birth certificates, marriage licenses, court orders, and more
USCIS Accepted
Since 1995 • 150+ Languages
Common Mistakes to Avoid
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Missing Certificate of Accuracy
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Incomplete page translation
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Wrong formatting or layout
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Unqualified translator
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No contact information
Complete Guide
WES Credential Evaluation
Translation requirements for World Education Services
WES READY
Certificate of Accuracy
Link Translations, Inc.
University Admissions
Transcripts, diplomas, and academic records
CERTIFIED
Certificate of Accuracy
Link Translations, Inc.
Court Acceptance
Court Interpreter
Witness
Interpreter
Court
How courts verify certified translations across all 50 states
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U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
Department of Homeland Security
USCIS Requirements
Certified Translation Standards
Certified Translation
All foreign-language documents must include a Certificate of Accuracy
USCIS Accepted
Since 1995 • 150+ Languages
Certified Translation Costs
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Standard
5–7 days
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Rush
2–3 days
3
Urgent
24 hours
Certified Translation
VS
Notarized Translation
Financial Documents
Bank statements, tax records, and audit reports
CERTIFIED
Certificate of Accuracy
Link Translations, Inc.