Diploma Certificate Translation

 


When you study at college or university for a degree, diploma or certificate you probably had the sense to keep the award in a safe place, or at least made sure you had a scan made so that you could store it on a portable hard drive for a time when you may need it. Well, you will certainly need these documents if you want to come and work in the U.S.

If you have been lucky enough to have been offered the job you wanted in the United States and your diplomas or certificates have been written in your native language, which is not English, you will need to get a Diploma Certificate Translation before the USCIS will approve your application. It is not allowed to send just the original certificate with your application as it will be rejected. The USCIS is not prepared to employ either a person or a translation company directly to scrutinize certificates handed in by potential new migrants or those applying for a temporary working visa.

Fortunately for you, there are many translation companies that take on the job of translating small documents like a birth certificate or a diploma certificate translation. The main requisite for undertaking a translation for a government organization like the USCIS is that your chosen translator is prepared to write out a statement and sign it saying that an accurate translation has been completed. For more information please visit Ata Certified Translator.

When you are ready to send your diploma certificate to be translated you should ensure your chosen translation company knows the guidelines for a translation that has to be submitted to the USCIS. The best translator will be well prepared for taking on these sorts of jobs. It is not only the vocabulary that is used in this type of translation but the fact that every word on the certificate has to be translated. This includes any words embossed on the watermark, a stamp or a seal.

The position of any of these on the original certificate has to be reproduced on the translated copy in exactly the same place as the original. This is something that an experienced USCIS translator will know has to be done. If you use a translator and you forget to ask if he or she has translated certificates for the USCI before these small portions of text may be overlooked.

When the USCIS receives your visa application, the translated copy of your diploma certificate will be rejected which could delay your application. You may even lose your job offer if you are unable to match the start time deadlines.

This is not all that a translator has to do with a Diploma Certificate Translation but he or she has to write out a certificate stating that the translation is accurate and this certificate has to be signed.  To ensure you can trust a translator to do the right job you should ask first if your chosen translator has done this sort of translation before.

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