For USCIS purposes, clear civil records with a known page count can usually start in checkout. Multi-document packets, cropped scans, handwriting, attorney notes, or deadline details should go through quote review so scope and page count are confirmed before payment.
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Filing a green card, citizenship, or visa application? You’ll need certified translations. We handle that step — accurately, affordably, and in 24 hours — so you can focus on the rest of your case.
USCIS does not require a specific translation company. For foreign-language supporting documents, USCIS requires a full English translation and a translator certification that the translation is complete and accurate and that the translator is competent to translate.
What Corpus provides: certified translations for USCIS purposes at $19.99/page, with a signed Certificate of Accuracy. Optional notarization is $25 and is separate from the USCIS translation certification requirement.
Official source: USCIS Policy Manual, Evidence, Translations. This page explains the translation step only and does not provide legal advice or immigration filing strategy.
If you’re applying for a green card, citizenship, work permit, or visa — and any of your supporting documents are in a language other than English — USCIS requires certified English translations before they’ll process your case.
Missing or rejected translations trigger Requests for Evidence (RFEs) that can push your case back 30 to 90 days. Getting the translation step right the first time keeps your application moving.
Here’s exactly what USCIS requires:
We translate all foreign-language documents required for immigration applications:
Birth certificates (petitioner and beneficiary), marriage certificate, divorce decrees from prior marriages, adoption documents if applicable.
Typical cost: 2-4 documents, $19.99–$79.96. See the USCIS translation cost guide.
Birth certificate, marriage certificate, police clearance certificates, civil documents, financial documents for I-864 affidavit of support.
Typical cost: 3-8 documents, $19.99–$159.92
Travel documents, marital documents, arrest/court records if applicable.
Typical cost: 1-4 documents, $19.99–$79.96
Birth certificates (both partners), divorce decrees from prior marriages, evidence of meeting.
Typical cost: 2-4 documents, $19.99–$79.96. See the USCIS translation cost guide.
Leading USCIS translation services charge $19.99–$25/page. We charge $19.99. For a typical 5-10 document application, that’s $25–$50 saved.
Immigration deadlines don’t wait. We deliver within 24 hours as standard. Others charge $10-20 extra for the same speed.
Thousands of documents translated for USCIS filings. If USCIS or your attorney identifies a translation or formatting issue, we review and revise it at no additional charge.
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| Certified translation | $19.99/page |
| Certificate of accuracy | Included |
| 24-hour delivery | Included |
| Digital delivery (PDF) | Included |
| Revisions | Free |
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Submitting civil documents through NVC or a U.S. consulate? Corpus also prepares certified translations for State Department civil document requirements. See the Department of State translation requirements guide for the signed translator statement and common NVC document types.
The English translation should be complete and accompanied by a translator certification that it is accurate and that the translator is competent.
Corpus translates documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, diplomas, transcripts, passports, and civil records.
Standard certified document translation is $19.99/page; optional notarization is $25 when requested.
No. Corpus translates documents; applicants should follow their filing instructions or qualified legal guidance.
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