CERTIFIED TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTS BY LEGAL TRANSLATION SYSTEMS

ALWAYS NOTARIZED

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TYPES OF FRENCH DOCUMENTS WE TRANSLATE

• Birth certificates
• Marriage certificates
• Divorce certificates
• Death certificates
• Pre-nuptial agreements
• Baptism certificates
• Diplomas
• Certificates
• Transcripts
• Course outlines (Syllabus)
• Letters of reference
• Vaccination cards
• Affidavits of support
• Personal documents
• Report cards
• Bank statements (totals converted to USD)
• Banking references
• Letters from accountants

• Bylaws
• Articles of incorporation
• Business licenses
• Contracts
• Real estate registration
• Income tax returns
• Pension documents
• Payment slips
• Foreign exchange documents
• Money remittance documents
• Military records
• Professional reference
• Newspaper, magazine, internet articles (as evidence for Immigration cases - special talent, refugee petitions)
• Petitions
• Scientific articles and abstracts
• Police reports
• Medical bills
• Property appraisal
• Medical reports
• Medical exams
• Notarizations
• Driver's licenses
  
• Hospital records
• DNA Exams
  
• Personal identification documents
• Legal proceedings
• Property title 
• Rogatory letters
• Financial statements
• Invoices
• Credit reports
• Business correspondence and emails
• Private correspondence and emails
• Power of attorney
• Children's custody document
• Wills
• Car Titles
• Leases
• Texting, facebook, whatsapp 

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VERY IMPORTANT  Why are all of our certified translations notarized?

We are quite aware that a there are lots of translation sites offering “certified” translations which are provided electronically with a non-notarized certification. We are also aware that the confusion stems from the fact that USCIS does not specifically “require” the notarization of certified translations. This does not at all mean that the signature of the translator should not be properly notarized. Look what the U.S. State Department says about the matter Click here and here

The reality of our practice is, almost on a daily basis, people come to us because translations done by our competition, without notarization, was refused by USCIS, delaying cases months, even years. When confronted with the fact, the site (often located abroad) claims “this was a first” and then offer a notarized, mailed copy at outrageous prices. You might have been duped.

As for the propriety of the notarization, a document must have a “live”, not scanned, signature of both the translator (not a company owner) and the notary. Many translation sites use the same notarization over and over, with information photoshoped into the document. That is why they insist on sending electronic copies. Problem is, if there is a USCIS interview, they frequently ask for the physical translation with the live signatures. There you go, more delays.

As a consumer you have a choice – roll the dice, and cut corners, or do it right from the start with LEGAL TRANSLATION SYSTEMS. USCIS has never refused a document from us since 1982.

…BUT THEY ARE CERTIFIED BY USCIS!!!

Some news for you. The USCIS does not certify or accredit translation companies. If properly prepared, USCIS ACCEPTS translations done by companies. Plus, displaying the USCIS logo without specific authorization is in violation of Federal Law.

AND THERE IS MORE

The USCIS is only one among agencies/institutions that require translations. All others require the notarization of translations, including: schools, universities, title companies, DMV, insurance companies, banks, Courts, medical institutions, academic evaluators, professional accreditation agencies, funeral homes, and more.

So, always get your certified, notarized translations from LEGAL TRANSLATION SYSTEMS.