Certified document translation pricing
Certified Translation Cost: $19.99/Page for Standard Documents
Corpus Localization starts eligible standard certified document translation at $19.99/page. The price includes the translated document, formatting, QA review, email delivery, and a signed certificate of accuracy.
Choose the route before you upload: start checkout when the file is clear and the page count is known, or request quote review when the scope needs a human check first.
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Eligible standard certified document translations start at $19.99/page. That includes the translation, formatting, QA review, email delivery, and signed certificate of accuracy.
Use start your order for a straightforward single document when the scan is clear and the page count is known.
Use get a quote for complex document sets, unclear scans, handwriting, stamps, seals, unusual formatting, backs, or special recipient instructions.
For full rate details, see pricing. For immigration-specific cost questions, use certified translation cost for USCIS and USCIS translation services. For a common one-document example, see birth certificate translation.
What does the $19.99/page starting price include?
The starting price includes certified translation of an eligible standard page plus a signed certificate of accuracy.
Readable foreign-language text from the submitted standard document page is translated into English.
The completed order includes a signed certificate of accuracy for the translation.
Standard completed certified translations are delivered by email. Add-ons are separate when requested.
Certification is the detail that separates this service from a plain translation. For USCIS purposes, foreign-language documents generally need a full English translation with a signed certification that the translation is complete and accurate and that the translator is competent.
The $19.99/page starting price is meant for eligible standard documents. It is not a promise that every document set, scan, or document type can be processed through direct checkout without review. If the page count or translation scope is unclear, quote review is the safer route.
Order directly or request a quote?
Choose the path based on whether the file is straightforward or needs human review before payment.
| Document situation | Best path | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Single clear birth certificate, marriage certificate, diploma, police certificate, or business document | Start your order | The page count is usually visible and the file can move through direct checkout. |
| Complex document set with several files, backs, stamps, seals, handwriting, or unusual formatting | Get a quote | Quote review confirms page count, scope, and handling before payment. |
| Immigration filing support documents | Review USCIS cost guidance | USCIS-focused pages explain certification, page count, and filing-use details. |
| Service questions about certified translation for USCIS purposes | USCIS translation services | This page explains the service path and certification format in more detail. |
If you are comparing providers, review the ImmiTranslate alternative guide and avoid comparing price alone. Confirm whether certification is included, how pages are counted, what happens with stamps or seals, and whether unclear files can be reviewed before payment.
What counts as a page?
One page is one side of a document page that needs translation or review, including visible official text, stamps, seals, or handwritten notes.
A one-page civil record is often one billable page when all required text is on a readable front side. A back side, registry note, official stamp, or handwritten annotation can change the scope. Transcripts, court records, business filings, and multi-page document sets should be checked carefully because each page may carry translated text or official markings.
Scanned files can be misleading. A single PDF may contain several records, and a single image may show more than one document page. If the file is faded, cropped, split across uploads, or difficult to count, send it through quote review first.
Common examples
A clear one-page birth certificate usually starts at $19.99. See birth certificate translation.
Several records, backs, stamps, or mixed files should go through quote review before payment.
For broader pricing questions and add-ons, review the pricing page.
Corpus provides certified document translation. The buyer, attorney, or filing representative decides which documents belong in the submission. Corpus translates the documents submitted for service and supplies the certification statement for the translation.
Certified translation cost FAQ
How much does certified translation cost?
Eligible standard certified document translation starts at $19.99/page at Corpus Localization. Complex document sets or unclear files should go through quote review before payment.
What is included in the $19.99/page price?
The starting price includes the translated document, formatting, QA review, email delivery, and a signed certificate of accuracy for the translation.
When should I start an order instead of requesting a quote?
Start an order when the document is a straightforward single document with a clear scan and known page count. Request a quote for document sets, unclear scans, handwriting, stamps, seals, unusual formatting, or special recipient instructions.
Does USCIS require a certified translation?
For USCIS purposes, foreign-language documents generally need a full English translation with a signed certification that the translation is complete and accurate and that the translator is competent.
Is notarization included?
Email delivery and the signed certificate of accuracy are included. Notarization or hard-copy mailing is separate when a recipient specifically requests it.
Ready to choose the right path?
Start an order for a straightforward single document, or request quote review for document sets, unclear scans, handwriting, stamps, seals, unusual formatting, or special instructions.