Professional Translation Services in Arizona

Yes. We have extensive experience with Phoenix and Tucson Immigration Court document requirements. All certified translations include a signed statement of accuracy and are court-ready.

We maintain a small network of Navajo (Dine) translators for community and government services applications. Availability varies, so we recommend contacting us to discuss your specific requirements.

We translate commercial invoices, certificates of origin, USMCA compliance documentation, IMMEX program materials, and supplier contracts for Arizona-Sonora border trade.

Absolutely. Immigration applicants in Phoenix, Tucson, and Mesa use our USCIS-accepted certified translations for adjustment of status, consular interviews, and family-based petitions, and healthcare clients add them to work-visa filings. Each carries an ATA-member translator's signed accuracy declaration that satisfies the USCIS Form Instructions and 8 CFR Section 103.2(b)(3).

Yes. Every confidential file for clients in Phoenix, Tucson, and Mesa is covered by a signed NDA with conflict checks across active matters, plus an optional HIPAA Business Associate Agreement covering Protected Health Information for border trade clients. ISO 17100-aligned two-stage QA, GDPR-compliant storage, and OFAC screening on sanctioned-jurisdiction content apply throughout.

Birth certificates, immigration documents, medical records, academic transcripts, and legal documents.

No licensing is required, but translators usually follow ATA standards.

Due to Arizona’s proximity to Mexico and its significant Spanish-speaking population, accurate Spanish translations are crucial for business and legal contexts.

Typically within 24-72 hours, depending on complexity and length.

Yes, BeTranslated offers fully remote translation and interpretation services.