How much does court document translation cost?

Court document translation costs $19.99 per page with 24-hour delivery. Our certified translations are accepted by USCIS and include a Certificate of Accuracy.

COURT DOCUMENTS TRANSLATION

Court Documents Translation — Certified for Legal & Immigration Use

Court Documents Translation — Certified for Legal & Immigration Use Need your court documents translated for USCIS, immigration court, or legal proceedings? We translate court judgments, orders, decrees, hearing transcripts, and all legal documents from any country. $19.99 per page. 24-hour delivery.

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What Is Certified for USCIS Translation?

Why You Need Court Document Translation

For USCIS immigration:

Divorce decrees (I-130, N-400)
Adoption decrees (I-130)
Name change orders (all USCIS forms)
Criminal court records (if required)
Child custody orders (I-130)

For immigration court:

Foreign court judgments as evidence
Legal proceedings from home country
Asylum evidence

For US court proceedings:

Foreign court orders for recognition
International litigation
Child custody disputes

How It Works

Upload Your Document

Scan or photograph your document. PDF, JPG, PNG accepted. Upload multiple documents at once.

Professional Translation

Native-speaking translators with USCIS expertise translate your documents.

Receive in 24 Hours

Download your certified PDF, ready to print and submit.

USCIS Translation Pricing

$19.99/page for certified translations
$0.08–0.12/word for longer documents and projects

USCIS Forms We Support

We translate all documents required for these USCIS forms:

FAMILY-BASED IMMIGRATION

I-130 — Petition for Alien Relative (family-based green card)
I-485 — Adjustment of Status (green card application)
I-864 — Affidavit of Support (financial sponsorship)
I-751 — Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence (2-year conditional green card)
I-129F — Petition for Alien Fiancé(e) (K-1 visa)

EMPLOYMENT-BASED IMMIGRATION

I-140 — Immigrant Petition for Alien Worker (EB-1, EB-2, EB-3)
I-765 — Application for Employment Authorization (work permit/EAD)
I-539 — Application to Extend/Change Nonimmigrant Status

CITIZENSHIP

N-400 — Application for Naturalization (US citizenship)
N-600 — Application for Certificate of Citizenship

CONSULAR PROCESSING

DS-260 — Immigrant Visa Application
DS-160 — Nonimmigrant Visa Application

Documents That Require USCIS Translation

Common documents submitted with USCIS applications:

CIVIL DOCUMENTS (MOST COMMON)

Birth certificates — Required for I-130, I-485, N-400, I-129F, I-765
Marriage certificates — Required for I-130, I-485, N-400 (if married)
Divorce decrees — Required if previously married (I-130, N-400)
Death certificates — Required if previous spouse is deceased

EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTS

Diplomas — Required for employment-based green cards (I-140), student visas
Academic transcripts — Required for I-140, F-1 visa, credential evaluation
Degree certificates — Bachelor’s, Master’s, PhD
Professional licenses — Medical licenses, bar admission, engineering licenses

POLICE & COURT DOCUMENTS

Police certificates — Required for I-485 (green card)
Police clearance certificates — Background checks from home country
Court records — Criminal records, arrest records (if applicable)
Military records — Service records, discharge papers

FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS

Tax returns — Required for I-864 (Affidavit of Support)
Bank statements — Required for I-864, financial sponsorship
Pay stubs — Proof of income for I-864
Employment letters — Verification of employment, salary

Why Choose Corpus Localization?

$19.99/page for certified translations
$0.08–0.12/word for longer documents and projects

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Court Document Translation Requirements

Federal Court Standards: U.S. federal courts require certified translations following Administrative Office guidelines for court interpreters and translators.

USCIS Court Documents: According to USCIS policy, any foreign-language document submitted must be accompanied by a certified English translation (8 CFR 103.2(b)(3)) applies to criminal background checks, court dispositions, and legal records.

Immigration Court Volume: With Immigration courts had a backlog of 3.7 million cases as of 2025 pending cases (TRAC Immigration), accurate court document translations are essential.

Legal Translation Certification: The American Translators Association sets professional standards for certified translations in the United States for legal and judicial document translation.