// French ↔ English · Français
Certified French translation
Certified French-to-English (and English-to-French) translation for USCIS, immigration, consulates, and universities — signed certificate of accuracy USCIS accepts, $10 per page.
// who we translate for
French ↔ English, done right.
French-language documents reach U.S. agencies from Haiti, West and Central Africa, Canada (Québec), France, and Belgium. We translate birth certificates (acte de naissance), marriage certificates (acte de mariage), diplomas, and police records (extrait de casier judiciaire) in full, certify their accuracy in writing, and prepare them the way USCIS and U.S. schools expect. We also translate U.S. documents into French for use at a consulate or abroad.
// the USCIS niche
Filing with USCIS? Usually no apostille needed.
USCIS requires a complete certified English translation of every French-language document with the translator's certification — not an apostille. Whether your acte de naissance comes from Haiti, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon, France, or Québec, the certified translation is what we provide; any apostille is issued in the country of origin and is a separate step.
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// french documents we translate
Documents we translate from French.
Birth Certificate
[01]Marriage Certificate
[02]Diploma & Degree Certificate
[03]Police / Criminal-Record Certificate
[04]See every document type on the documents we translate page.
// how it works
Three steps, fully remote.
Send the document
Email or upload a clear scan of the full document — every page, including stamps and seals — and tell us what it's for (USCIS, a court, a school, a consulate).
Native speaker translates & certifies
We translate the document in full, then attach the translator's signed certificate of accuracy — the format USCIS and U.S. institutions require. Never machine translation.
Ready to file — apostille separate
You get the certified translation, ready to submit. If the original also needs an apostille for use abroad, that's a separate step we coordinate through the apostille service.
// honest pricing
French certified translation: $10 per page.
Most vital records are one page. Diplomas, transcripts, and court documents run longer and are priced per page — send a scan for an exact count first.
// french translation questions
French translation FAQ.
Do you handle French documents from any country?
Yes — French civil records from Haiti, Africa, France, Belgium, and Québec all follow similar formats. We translate exactly what's on the page, including stamps and marginal notes, and certify the complete translation.
Apostille or translation — which do I need for a French document?
For a USCIS filing, the certified English translation is the piece you need from us. An apostille is for when a foreign authority must recognize a U.S. document, and it's issued in the document's country of origin — a separate process we'll explain so the order is right.
How much is a certified French translation?
$10 per page. A one-page certificate is a single page; diplomas and transcripts run longer and are quoted per page. Send a scan for an exact count first.
// other languages
We also translate these.
// certified · native speaker · fast
Certified French translation — $10 per page.
Send a scan and we'll quote the page count first. Fast turnaround — we reply quickly.