What should you check before starting?
Before you order certified translation online, make sure each document is readable, complete, and easy to count.
A clear upload helps Corpus prepare the translation faster. Use a full-page scan or a well-lit phone photo. Make sure names, dates, seals, stamps, signatures, and page edges are visible. If your file has several documents in one PDF, count the pages that need translation before checkout.
If you are not sure what should be translated, or if the packet includes handwritten, cropped, or low-resolution pages, request a quote. Quote review is the safer path when page count or readability is unclear.
Certified translation readiness checklist
- Upload the full document, not a cropped section.
- Check that names, dates, stamps, and seals are readable.
- Count each page that needs translation.
- Use quote review for large packets or unclear files.
- Keep the original document available in case you need to compare details.
How will I receive the completed translation?
Corpus delivers the completed certified translation as a digital PDF. Eligible routine orders can be delivered in 24 hours where appropriate.
The PDF includes the English translation and the certification statement. If you need certified translation for USCIS, school, licensing, or personal records, keep the delivered file with your original document for submission or recordkeeping.
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FAQ
What do I upload for certified translation?
Upload a full scan or clear phone photo of every document page that needs translation.
What happens if my page count is unclear?
Request a quote. Corpus can review the file and confirm the right order path before payment.
How will I receive the certified translation?
You receive a digital PDF with the English translation and certification statement.
Can Corpus translate documents for USCIS?
Yes. Corpus prepares certified translations for USCIS-purpose use in 65+ languages.
Should I use the order form or quote form?
Use the order form for clear, easy-to-count documents. Use the quote form for large packets, unclear files, or special instructions.