Certified translation
Certified translation
Certified vs. Notarized Translation: Which One Do You Need?
Certified and notarized are not two levels of the same thing. One is about the translator, the other is about a signature. Here is who asks for which, and where an apostille fits in.
How Certified Translation Pricing Works, and How to Get a Fixed Quote
Per word or flat rate, how the unit is defined, why one birth certificate gets three different prices, what the certificate should include, and which extras are real. Read any quote and know what you are paying for.
How to Photograph or Scan a Document for Certified Translation
A clear scan is the first step to a translation USCIS will accept. Here is how to capture every page, stamp and margin so nothing is missed.
Translation Mistakes That Lead to RFEs and Rejected Filings
Partial translations, missing stamps, inconsistent spellings, flipped dates and weak certification statements are the usual reasons a translation fails review. Here is how to spot each one before you file.
USCIS Translation Requirements: What a Certified Translation Must Include
USCIS accepts a translation only when it is complete and comes with a signed certification. Here is what the rule says, who may sign, and what gets filings sent back.
Order a certified translation from POVO
POVO translates Russian and Ukrainian documents into English, with a signed certificate of accuracy. Upload the document, see the price and the date, pay when you are ready.