Introduction:
Explain the common challenges immigrants face when submitting non-English documents to USCIS. Outline how certified translations are necessary to meet the standards for approval.Step-by-Step Process to Get USCIS Certified Translations
Step 1: Select a certified translator with experience in legal translations.
Step 2: Provide the original non-English document to the translator.
Step 3: Review the translation for accuracy and completeness.
Step 4: Submit the translation along with your USCIS application.
Documents Commonly Translated
Provide examples of non-English documents commonly translated for USCIS, such as:Spanish: Birth certificates, marriage certificates, police reports.
Mandarin: Academic records, legal documents.
Arabic: Medical records, immigration-related affidavits.
Choosing a Translator for Non-English Languages
Discuss how to find translators with proficiency in specific languages, and why it’s important for accurate legal translations.Conclusion:
Reiterate the importance of certified translations for non-English documents.
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