A Certificate of Accuracy is a signed declaration confirming that the translated document is a complete and accurate representation of the original. Many immigration authorities, universities, and government organizations require this certificate.

Yes. We can translate handwritten documents provided the text is clear and legible. If any part of the document is unclear, our team will inform you before beginning the translation.

Yes. Certified translations are commonly used for permanent residency applications submitted to immigration authorities such as USCIS, IRCC, UKVI, and other international government agencies, depending on their documentation requirements.

Yes. We translate financial documents such as bank statements, income tax records, salary slips, audit reports, balance sheets, investment documents, and financial affidavits for visa, immigration, and business purposes.

Yes. We provide certified translations of birth certificates, marriage certificates, death certificates, and other civil documents for immigration, study abroad, overseas employment, and legal purposes.

Yes. We also assist with notarization services whenever they are required for official document submission. The exact requirement depends on the destination country and receiving authority.

Yes. We prepare certified translations for employment-related documents such as experience letters, employment contracts, educational certificates, salary records, and police clearance certificates required by employers worldwide.

Translation costs generally depend on factors such as the number of pages, word count, language pair, document complexity, certification requirements, and delivery timeline.

Yes. We maintain strict confidentiality for every document we receive. Your personal, legal, educational, and financial information is handled securely throughout the translation process.

Yes. In most cases, high-quality scanned copies or clear photographs of your documents are sufficient to begin the translation process. Original documents are generally not required unless specifically requested by the receiving authority.