USCIS Certified Translation Nationwide
Secure document translation for immigration filings in all 50 states, with signed translator certification and digital delivery.
Metro Language prepares USCIS-ready certified English translations for clients in all 50 states. Each completed project includes the translated document and a signed certification addressing completeness, accuracy and translator competence. Documents can be submitted securely online, so clients do not need to visit a physical office.
Digital certified translation is available nationwide for individuals, families and immigration law offices. Common requests include birth, marriage, divorce and death certificates; passports and identity records; police and court records; diplomas and transcripts; medical records; affidavits; financial evidence and other foreign-language documents submitted with immigration applications or petitions.
USCIS-ready workflow: document review, professional translation, quality control, source-aligned formatting and a signed translator certification. Start with our certified translation service or request a fast quote. Printed and optional notarized versions can be quoted when needed.
We support individuals, families, immigration attorneys and organizations throughout the United States. We confirm the language pair, document readability, names, dates, formatting and deadline before production.
Does USCIS require a certified translation?
Foreign-language documents generally must include a full English translation plus the translator's certification that it is complete and accurate and that the translator is competent to translate into English.
Can anyone guarantee USCIS acceptance?
No provider controls USCIS decisions. We guarantee our workmanship: if USCIS identifies a correction needed solely in our translation or certification format, we will correct it without an additional translation charge.
Do you translate both sides and all stamps?
We review all submitted pages and visible seals, stamps, handwritten entries and reverse-side content. Illegible or missing material is flagged before completion.