Apostille

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Certified translations for USCIS, consulates, courts, universities, and apostille/legalization. Find your document below for a clear answer: do you need a certified translation, do you translate before or after the apostille, and what it costs. EN ↔ Russian · Ukrainian · Spanish · Portuguese · Turkish (more on request).

13 document types · $10 per page · signed certificate of accuracy

// the key rule

Do you translate before or after the apostille?

Inbound to USCIS

A foreign document filed with USCIS usually needs only a complete certified English translation — an apostille is generally not required. This is the niche we capture directly here.

Outbound (US → abroad)

The apostille authenticates the original, not the translation — so apostille first, then translate (the document and the apostille). Need the apostille itself? we hand off to the apostille service.

Full explainer: Do you translate before or after the apostille? →

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Russian · Ukrainian · Spanish · Portuguese · Turkish — more on request · $10 per page.

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