Certified Translation
Accurate, word-for-word translations accompanied by a signed certification statement for official document submissions.
Learn more →English ↔ Spanish — Professional & Certified
Qualified, human translators for legal documents, immigration filings, birth and marriage certificates, diplomas, and more. Every translation comes with a signed certification statement — ready for official submission.
Our Services
From certified personal documents to complex legal contracts, we handle English–Spanish translation with the care and accuracy official recipients require.
Accurate, word-for-word translations accompanied by a signed certification statement for official document submissions.
Learn more →Contracts, court documents, affidavits, and legal correspondence translated with precise, field-specific terminology.
Learn more →Professional translation of personal, business, and government documents — delivered with accuracy and clarity.
Learn more →Translations prepared in a format suitable for notarization when required by receiving authorities or institutions.
Learn more →Document Types
We translate the personal and civil documents most frequently required for immigration applications, academic admissions, and legal proceedings.
English or Spanish birth certificate translations for immigration, nationality, and identity purposes.
Learn more →Certified translations of marriage certificates for spousal visa applications and legal name changes.
Learn more →Accurate translations of death certificates for estate, probate, and administrative proceedings.
Learn more →Academic diplomas and transcripts translated for university admission, professional licensing, and recognition abroad.
Learn more →Passport and travel document translations prepared for visa applications and official identity verification.
Learn more →Why It Matters
Government agencies, courts, and universities do not accept informal or machine-generated translations for official documents. A certified translation meets the standard these bodies require.
Immigration bodies in the United States (USCIS), United Kingdom, Australia, Canada, and many other countries require that foreign-language documents be submitted with a certified translation. Our translations are prepared to meet those requirements.
Certified translations are complete, accurate renderings of the source document — every name, date, and detail preserved. Our qualified translators work from the original text to produce a faithful translation, without omission or paraphrase.
Every certified translation we deliver includes a written certification statement signed by the translator, attesting to the completeness and accuracy of the translation. This statement is the standard form accepted by courts, universities, and government offices.
Simple Process
Getting your document professionally translated is straightforward. Here is what to expect from start to finish.
Send us a clear scan or photograph of your document. We accept PDFs, images, and common file formats securely.
We review your document and respond with a clear, itemised quote — usually within one business day. No obligation to proceed.
Once approved, a qualified translator completes your translation with a signed certification statement, delivered to you digitally or by post.
Transparent Pricing
We offer clear per-page rates for certified translations and per-word rates for standard document work. No hidden fees.
Includes signed certification statement. Suitable for immigration, courts, and universities.
For correspondence, contracts, and documents not requiring certification.
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Common Questions
Have questions about turnaround times, accepted document formats, or what a certification statement includes? Our FAQ covers the most common queries about our English–Spanish translation services.
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