Frequently Asked Questions

Into what languages can you translate?

English to Spanish and Spanish to English.

Are the translations certified and accepted by USCIS?

Absolutely! All translations are prepared by expert translators and are accepted by Immigration, Federal and State Agencies, Consulates and Embassies.

Do you need a professional interpreter for your USCIS interview?

Yes! We provide experienced, professional interpreters for USCIS immigration interviews, including Adjustment of Status, Petition for Alien Relative, Asylum interviews, Naturalization/ Citizenship interviews, and other immigration matters.

Our interpreters help ensure accurate communication throughout your interview with professionalism, confidentiality, and knowledge of immigration terminology.

Do you also provide legal and medical interpreting?

Yes, we offer professional legal and medical interpreting for depositions, court proceedings, and medical appointments.

In which counties in Southwest Florida do you provide interpreting services?

We serve Lee, Collier, Hendry, Charlotte, and Sarasota counties.

How soon can my translation be completed?

Our standard turnaround time is usually 24 hours, depending on the type of document and its complexity.

What types of payment do you accept?

We accept Major Credit Cards. We can email you an invoice with a secure payment link for a fast, easy, and secure payment process.

Can you provide a quote?

Of course! Please use our Quote Service to request a free estimate.

Can I upload my documents electronically?

Yes! We make the process easy and convenient. Simply upload a scanned copy of your document with all information clearly visible and readable. We also accept high-quality digital photos of your documents, as long as the entire document is visible and all the information is legible.

Do you email certified translations?

Yes! We can provide certified translations as Certified PDF files delivered securely by email. These digitally certified PDFs help verify that the document has not been altered after it was issued.