CERTIFIED DOCUMENT TRANSLATIONS

Certified Translation Services in Orlando & Kissimmee, Florida

Accurate support for personal, academic, legal and business documents.

Accurate translations for immigration, academic, legal, personal and business use, coordinated with notarization or apostille service when needed.

  • Accurate translations
  • Signed certification
  • Coordinated services

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What Is a Certified Translation?

A certified translation includes the translated document and a signed statement affirming that the translation is complete and accurate to the translator’s knowledge and ability.

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DOCUMENTS WE TRANSLATE

Certified Translations for Official Documents

Tell us the source language, target language and intended use so we can prepare an accurate quote.

Birth and Marriage Certificates

Certified translations for personal records and official procedures.

Diplomas and Transcripts

Academic translations for educational and professional use.

Immigration Records

Translation support for immigration and USCIS-related submissions.

Court and Legal Documents

Careful handling of court records and prepared legal documents.

Corporate Records

Certified translations for business and corporate documentation.

Powers of Attorney

Translation of prepared powers of attorney for their intended use.

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AGENCY-SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS

Translation for USCIS and Government Use

Acceptance depends on the receiving agency and purpose. We prepare certification details around the stated use and recommend confirming any agency-specific requirement.

TRANSLATIONS FOR OFFICIAL USE

Immigration, Academic, Legal & Business Documents

The intended use determines the certification, formatting and delivery details that may be requested.

Immigration & USCIS

Complete English translations with a signed translator certification may be required. Confirm the current instructions for your specific filing.

Academic Use

Diplomas, degrees, transcripts and school records can be translated for institutions, admissions or professional procedures.

Legal Use

Court records, affidavits and prepared legal documents require careful terminology and complete translation of visible content.

Business Use

Corporate records, agreements and supporting documents can be prepared for the stated institution, transaction or destination.

TRANSLATION WORKFLOW

How Your Translation Is Prepared

  1. 1

    Send Every Page

    Send a clear scan of every page.

  2. 2

    Identify the Intended Use

    Identify the target language, country and receiving organization.

  3. 3

    Approve Your Quote

    Approve the estimate and turnaround time.

  4. 4

    Receive the Translation

    Receive the certified translation digitally or with your completed documents.

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Certified Translation vs. Notarization vs. Apostille

These services perform different functions. Your receiving authority may request one service or a combination.
ServiceWhat It DoesWhen It May Be Needed
Certified TranslationChanges the document into another language and includes a signed accuracy statement.Immigration, academic, legal, personal or business submissions.
NotarizationVerifies a signature, identity or oath through an authorized notarial act.When the document or receiving authority requires a notarized signature or certificate.
ApostilleAuthenticates the origin of an eligible public document for international use.When an eligible document will be presented in a Hague Apostille Convention country.

Requirements vary. Confirm the instructions of the receiving agency, institution or country before submission.

NEED MORE THAN ONE SERVICE?

Coordinate Translation, Notarization and Apostille

Translation changes the language. Notarization verifies a signature or oath. An apostille authenticates the origin of a public document. A request may require one, two or all three.
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Tell Us About Your Documents

Send the page count, languages and intended use. Pricing and turnaround depend on the language pair, length, legibility, formatting, complexity and requested delivery. Our team will review the details and contact you with the appropriate next step.

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  • English and Spanish support
  • Secure submission
  • Digital or coordinated document delivery

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CLEAR ANSWERS BEFORE YOU START

Translation Questions

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What is a certified translation?+

A certified translation includes the translated document and a signed statement affirming that the translation is complete and accurate to the translator’s knowledge and ability.

Does USCIS accept certified translations?+

USCIS generally requires a full English translation with a translator certification. Requirements should be confirmed for the specific filing and receiving authority.

Does a certified translation need to be notarized?+

Not always. Translation and notarization are different services. Whether notarization is required depends on the receiving agency, institution or country.

How long does a certified translation take?+

Turnaround depends on the languages, page count, legibility, formatting and complexity. An estimate is confirmed after the documents are reviewed.

How much does a certified translation cost?+

Pricing depends on the language pair, word or page count, formatting, legibility, complexity and requested delivery. A document review is needed for an accurate quote.

Can you translate handwritten documents?+

Possibly, if the writing is legible. Unreadable text may need to be marked accordingly.

Do certified translations expire?+

The translation itself generally has no fixed expiration, but the receiving agency may require recently issued source documents.

Can translation and apostille services be coordinated?+

Yes. When both services are needed, Florida Apostillar can review the intended use and coordinate the appropriate sequence for the documents.