Diploma Translation

When you are awarded a degree or diploma you will be given a certificate to show your success, which you should keep safe for the remainder of your life. Some people even go to the point of framing their achievement and fixing it on to the wall of their home or office. There are, however, a few people who use their hard earned qualifications to find a new life in another country. When you have been offered a job, you will have to fulfill the qualifications for migrating to the country, which includes being free of a criminal record, being in good health and fitting in with the age requirements for migration.
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As soon as you have got this far you will have to gather together all the documents you need and send them with your application form to the department in that country which handles immigration. One of the most important things you need to remember is that all those documents need to be translated into the language of the country that you intend to migrate to. That’s assuming of course that country’s national language isn’t the same as yours.
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These are the documents you will need to get translated:

·         diploma;

·         Certificate;

·         police clearance;

·         medical report;

·         birth certificate;

·         marriage certificate.

There may be other documents, but the immigration authority will tell you if there are any other translated documents they might need to confirm your eligibility to migrate.

The important thing about the diploma translation, as well as all translation of the other documents, is because you are hoping to work in the United States the translation needs to be certified by the translator before it’s accepted. Basically, this means you have to very selective about who you choose to undertake the diploma translation. It must be someone who has proven experience with diploma translation, which means you should check the credentials of this person by choosing a number of potential translators and putting them to the test by asking them for examples of the diploma translation work they have done.

Once you have chosen the best translator you can send them your diploma certificate first. Remember every word has to be translated and if any are concealed it’s the job of the translator to make a note on the translated document in exactly the same place as the blemish appears. If he or she doesn’t do this, the United States Citizenship and Immigration Service is likely to reject or delay your application until this has been done. Once the translation has been completed the translator must certify the translation with a statement saying it’s a true and accurate translation. This statement must be signed.

If you are happy with the diploma translation you can use that same translator for all the other documents that need translations.

Once you have filed your documents with the USCIS or other migration officers in other countries you are opening a door to a new job and new life.
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