Certified Translation is Required for U.S. Immigration Documents USCIS, United States Immigration and Customs Services is the department of immigration that works in the United States. Certified Translations has seen that this department receives millions of foreign applications for immigration every day. And all of these individuals are foreign nationals who have documents written in a foreign language that is required to be translated into English in order to be considered by the immigration office. These documents are all required by law to be made available with an accompanying certified translation. This is done to ensure that all the documents are presented with credible translators and all translators can be contacted if any further explanation is required.
What is a Certified Translation? A certified translation is a translation conducted by a professional translator who comes with his own authentication and professional credibility. This qualified and accredited, the translator will provide the client with a certificate of authentication.
Certificate of Authentication: A certificate of authentication is the certificate that is provided by the translator in which he states that he takes full responsibility of the translation that is presented to the USCIS office and the contents of the translation are accurate and are not false or inaccurate in any way. He also provides full details of his verification and identification and makes his contact details available for all individuals who view the translation and would like to discuss the contents of the translation further.