Complete, certified document translation — EN ↔ Russian · Ukrainian · Spanish · Portuguese · Turkish (more on request) — for USCIS, consulates, courts, and universities. Native-speaker accuracy with a signed certificate of accuracy. The apostille itself? We coordinate that through our apostille service.
// translate before or after the apostille?
The order depends which way it's going.
An apostille authenticates the original document, not the translation. Here's the rule in three lines — the full explainer is on its own guide page.
[01]Inbound to USCIS — just translate
A foreign document filed with USCIS usually needs only a certified English translation, with the translator's certification. An apostille is generally not required for USCIS itself.
[02]Outbound abroad — apostille first
The apostille authenticates the original, not the translation. For documents going abroad, apostille the original first, then we translate the document and the apostille together.
[03]We translate; siblings apostille
We capture the certified translation. Need the apostille itself? We hand off to the apostille service so the original gets authenticated and your package is complete.
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