How many languages does Official Translations cover for the US?

Official Translations covers 100+ languages for US certified translation, including Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Arabic, French, Korean, Russian, German, Haitian Creole, Hindi, Portuguese and many more. Every translation is prepared by a native speaker and accepted by USCIS, the US Department of State, US courts, state DMVs, US universities and foreign-credential evaluation agencies.

How much does certified translation cost across different languages?

$29.95 per page across all 100+ languages. No surcharges for less-common languages, no minimums, no hidden fees. Free USPS First Class postage included.

What if my language is not listed?

Contact us at contact@officialtranslations.com – our network covers far more than the languages listed publicly, and we have translators in every major language pair into US English. We will confirm availability and provide a quote within hours.

Certified Translation in 100+ Languages

USCIS, US Department of State, federal and state courts, foreign-credential evaluation agencies, state DMVs and US university-accepted certified translations. Native translators in every language. $29.95 per page. Find your language below.

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Coverage at a Glance

100+

Languages Covered

From Spanish to Pashto, Tagalog to Wolof

$29.95

Per Page, Any Language

No surcharge for rarer languages

100%

USCIS Accept-Rate

First-submission acceptance

24h

Standard Turnaround

Most orders up to 3 pages

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How many languages does Official Translations cover in the US?+

100+ languages, every translation prepared by a native speaker and accepted on first submission by US Citizenship and Immigration Services, the US Department of State, US courts, state DMVs, US universities and foreign-credential evaluation agencies.

Is the price the same across all languages?+

Yes. $29.95 per page across every language we cover – from Spanish and Chinese to Tigrinya and Khmer. No surcharges for rarer languages, no minimums, no hidden fees. Free USPS First Class postage included.

What if my language isn't listed?+

Our translator network covers far more than the languages featured here. Email contact@officialtranslations.com with your document and we'll confirm availability and quote within hours.

Do you handle regional varieties (Brazilian vs European Portuguese, Castilian vs Latin American Spanish, etc.)?+

Yes. Official Translations works in every major variety of multi-country languages, including Brazilian and European Portuguese, Castilian and Latin American Spanish, Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Indian and Pakistani Punjabi, Indian and Bangladeshi Bengali, and the German varieties of Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Each translation is calibrated to the document's country of issue.

Is the turnaround the same across all languages?+

Most orders up to 3 pages are processed within 24 hours across every language. For tighter USCIS, court, university or DMV deadlines, rush service is available at $14.95 per page. Same-day delivery on request for shorter documents.

Can you translate into a language other than English?+

Yes – we work in any language pair, in either direction. Translate foreign-language documents into US English for USCIS, courts and credential evaluation, or translate US-issued documents (birth certificates, FBI background checks, divorce decrees) into Spanish, French, Portuguese, Arabic, Chinese, German and 90+ other languages for visa, residency and citizenship applications abroad.

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