Apostille

Certified document translation · USCIS · consulates · apostille

One document, two languages — perfectly aligned.

Certified translation of birth certificates, diplomas, and more — EN ↔ Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish, Portuguese & Turkish — with a signed certificate of accuracy USCIS accepts. $10 per page.

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  • Accepted by USCIS, courts & consulates
  • Native speakers — never machine translation
  • Honest pricing — $10 per page

What we translate for you.

Certified, accurate, and ready to file.

The difference

Translated by a native speaker · certified, not machine

Certified translation in the US is self-certified by a competent bilingual translator — there's no “sworn translator” register and no ATA requirement. The thing that actually matters is accuracy and a proper certificate of accuracy. We deliver both, in the languages we genuinely speak — so your filing isn't rejected over a sloppy machine translation.

01

Native fluency

Real translators in each corridor — not Google Translate with a stamp.

02

The right paperwork

A signed certificate of accuracy in the exact format USCIS and consulates expect.

03

Local + bundled + fast

Bilingual, local to South Florida, and bundled with the apostille step when you need it.

Languages we serve

Five corridors. More on request.

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How it works

Three steps. Fully remote.

  1. 01

    Send us a scan

    Email or upload a clear photo of the full document — every page, stamps and seals — and tell us the language and what it's for.

  2. 02

    We translate & certify

    A native speaker translates it in full, then signs a certificate of accuracy — the format USCIS and consulates require.

  3. 03

    Ready to file

    You get the certified translation, ready to submit. Need the original apostilled for abroad? We coordinate that step too.

The key rule

Translate before or after the apostille?

A document with an apostille certificate attached alongside its certified translation

An apostille authenticates the original document — not the translation. So the order depends on which way your document is going.

Inbound to USCIS: you usually need only a certified English translation — an apostille is generally not required. Outbound abroad: apostille the original first, then translate the document and the apostille together.

We capture the translation; the apostille itself funnels to our apostille service.

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Why Apostille Translate

Accepted the first time.

The accuracy a filing needs, from someone who actually speaks the language.

USCIS-ready format
A complete translation plus the translator's signed certificate of accuracy — exactly what USCIS asks for.
Genuinely bilingual
Russian, Ukrainian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Turkish — by native speakers, not an app.
Bundled with apostille
Going abroad? We coordinate the certified translation alongside the apostille step.
Honest pricing
$10 per page, quoted by page count up front. No surprise fees.

Certified translation · $10 per page

Need a document translated and accepted? Send us a scan today.

Русский · Українська · Español · Português · Türkçe — more on request. Chat with us now or get a quote, and we'll confirm the page count first.

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