Certified Spanish Translations for USCIS & Official Use

Certified translations start at $50 per page. Your quote is based on the page count and confirmed before any work begins. If you also need notarization or an apostille, those are quoted upfront too.

Most standard documents of 1 to 3 pages are ready in 1 to 2 business days. Your exact timeline is confirmed with your quote, so you can plan around your deadline.

USCIS asks for a complete English translation with the translator's signed certification that it is accurate and that they are competent to translate. Every translation includes that certification. USCIS always makes the final decision on any filing.

Not exactly. Some countries use court-appointed sworn translators. In the U.S., agencies like USCIS ask for a certified translation: the translator's signed statement of accuracy. When an agency wants it notarized, she notarizes the translator's signature. If a foreign authority requires its own sworn translator, confirm their rules before you order.

Yes. She can notarize the translator's certificate, and if your document is going abroad, The NotaryCan can coordinate the Florida apostille. One request, one point of contact, from translation to final step.

English and Spanish, including documents from Mexico, Colombia, Spain, and other Spanish-speaking countries. Need a different language? Ask, and availability is confirmed before you order. Se habla español.