Certified translations.
Signed by a real translator.
Upload your document. We prepare a complete translation, a qualified human translator reviews it word by word, and you receive it with a signed certificate of accuracy — the format immigration offices, courts and schools ask for.
How it will work
A complete translation of the whole document — stamps, seals and handwritten notes included — never a summary.
Upload
Send a photo or PDF of the document: birth or marriage certificate, diploma, transcript, bank statement, court record.
Draft
Our system prepares a complete draft that keeps the layout of the original, page by page.
Review and certify
A qualified human translator checks every line against the original and signs a statement that they are competent in both languages and that the translation is complete and accurate.
Deliver
You receive the signed PDF and the certificate, kept in your private vault to download or send whenever you need.
Where it's used
Each office sets its own rules. We will tell you, before you pay, when an office asks for more — like a notary seal or a sworn translator.
Immigration
- check_circleEvidence filed with immigration applications
- check_circleCivil documents: birth, marriage, divorce
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Courts and lawyers
- check_circleEvidence and exhibits
- check_circleFamily and custody records
- check_circleContracts and letters
Schools and work
- check_circleDiplomas and transcripts
- check_circleProfessional licenses
- check_circleBank and tax documents
Quality you can check
"Certified" means a person stands behind the translation — not just software.
The translator
- check_circleIdentity verified before the first job
- check_circleTested in each language pair they certify
- check_circleNamed on the certificate they sign
The document
- check_circleComplete, page by page, nothing left out
- check_circleOriginal layout kept where possible
- check_circleA record of who reviewed and signed it, and when
Coming next
Coming next- scheduleMore language pairs
- scheduleNotarized translations, where an office requires them
- scheduleRush delivery