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USCIS Approved Translation

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The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS) is the government entity responsible for issuing work visas and green cards to eligible people. It is given a quota for the various different categories and accepts petitions from employers seeking particular candidates for their jobs who don’t live in the United States but wish to come and live and work in the country. It also accepts people who are trying to enter the country on business visas. It has a lot of documentation to deal with from people from all around the world. To make it easier and to ensure everyone applying is treated fairly all documentation has to be sent in English so that it can be assessed for what it’s worth. For  more information please visit  Death Certificates Translation . A uscis approved translation needs to be certified Even though a translator who undertakes translations for USCIS required documents doesn’t need to be qualified as a translator he or she must be prepared to

Marriage Certificate Translation

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If you are one of those people who likes to work and play in more than one country, the process is not getting any easier. Immigration restrictions are tighter than they have ever been. If you don’t speak English there is one additional thing you have to do apart from providing all the documents requested by the immigration department of the country you would like to move to. You will need to get all your documents translated into your host country’s language. If this is the United States, for example, you will need a marriage certificate translation translated to the high standards expected by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service. If your translation is not accurate your application to enter the country will be delayed until a suitable translation has been submitted. If this happens your prospective employer may not be willing to wait for you to complete the paperwork and you may lose your chance to live and work in a country that you have been dreaming ab

Certified Translator

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If you need to get any documents translated for immigration into the United States you will need to get them all certified first. If you fail to do this the immigration officer dealing with your application will return them to you and ask you to get the translations certified. This is a rule set by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS). for more information please visit Passport Translation . Certified translation services employ certified translators who are prepared to sign a statement declaring that the translations as far as they know are accurate. There are other government agencies which require you to get any translations certified before they are accepted. You will have to check their requirements before you submit any translations of documents. This ensures you don’t waste any time and neither does the person handling your request or application. for more information please visit Marriage Certificate Translation . The process used

Legal document translation article

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If you need a legal document translated for immigration purposes in the United States it could include a birth certificate, a marriage certificate, a degree certificate or a trade’s qualification. All these documents need to be translated by someone who is experienced in legal translations. The language used in official documents is very specific so only an experienced legal document translator is likely to perform a reliable and accurate translation.   For more information please official document translation Once you have established which documents need a legal document translation,you will have to locate a translation company who has an experienced translator who can competently translate your documents from your native language into English. This is not necessarily an easy task as legal document translation requires very specific experience in translating legal terminology from one language to another without losing the original meaning of the document.