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Translation services convert written material between languages and supply interpreters for spoken ones: certified translations of birth certificates, diplomas and court records, contracts and manuals, websites and marketing copy, medical and legal interpreting in person or by phone, and subtitles or captions for video. People come to this page with an immigration filing, a court date, a document for a foreign university, or a product launch into a new market.

Translation is not licensed in most states, though court interpreters are often certified by the state court system and the American Translators Association certifies translators by language pair; ask for those credentials when the document matters. Ask whether the translator is a native speaker of the target language, whether a second linguist proofreads, and whether a signed certificate of accuracy is included, since immigration and courts usually require one. Pricing is typically per word for translation and per hour for interpreting, with minimums and rush fees. A certified translation sometimes also needs a signature from notaries, and immigration lawyers can say exactly which papers must be translated.

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