Certified French Translation Services

Yes. Our certified translations include a signed statement of accuracy and full translator credentials as required by USCIS. USCIS approves no translation vendor, so what we control is the translation and the certification, not the decision on your filing.

We do not provide apostille stamping directly, but we can coordinate with a notary service to have your certified translation apostilled and ready for international use.

Standard delivery is 2 business days. For urgent needs, faster delivery can be arranged case by case at a premium. Contact us directly for fast turnaround requests.

A sworn translation is produced by a translator appointed by a Cour d'Appel in France (or the equivalent judicial authority in Belgium, Switzerland, or a Francophone African jurisdiction) and listed on a public register. The translator's seal gives the translation the legal form French courts, prefectures, and most government authorities ask for.

A certified translation is a translation accompanied by a signed Certificate of Accuracy from a competent translator and is the format USCIS, the UK Home Office, and most North American authorities ask for. We deliver whichever your destination authority requires.

Yes. A typical green-card or permanent-residency case can include 10 to 20 French-language documents (birth and marriage certificates, police clearances, court records, financial statements, academic transcripts).

We package the full case as a single deliverable, each document individually certified, with consistent name spellings and date formats across the package and a single Certificate of Accuracy index. Attorneys filing pro se or representing clients can submit the package directly to USCIS or the relevant authority.