Our certified translations include a signed certificate of accuracy and are prepared for official use (immigration, education, legal). Always confirm the receiving office’s exact requirements; if they publish rules, paste them in Special instructions and we’ll follow them.

Many USCIS and school filings accept a translator’s certification without a notary. Some courts, DMVs, or foreign authorities ask for notarization — check the “Notarization” box if your recipient requires it.

We usually price per document (listed rates often start from $27). Multi-page documents, heavy formatting, rush, or notarization can change the total. You receive a firm quote before you order — not an automatic page counter.

After you approve the quote we send, we’ll provide payment instructions (typically card or PayPal). Work starts once payment is received. No charge for requesting a quote. Quoted prices stay valid for 30 days from the date on that quote email.

Yes. Choose Shipped hard copy for a wet-ink signed certified translation mailed to your address (USPS, FedEx, or DHL). Shipping cost is confirmed in your quote.

Yes. Before we finalize certification, you can request reasonable corrections (names, spelling, formatting). Tell us what to change and we’ll update the translation.

Quote reply: usually 2–4 business hours on weekdays. Translation turnaround depends on page count and language pair — we’ll include an ETA in the quote. Choose Expedited if you need priority.

PDF, Word, and images (JPG/PNG and similar), up to 25 MB each. Phone photos are fine if text is readable. Multiple files OK. If a PDF is password-protected, check the box and share the password.