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Certified birth certificate translation for USCIS

The birth certificate is the most requested document in U.S. immigration cases — from green cards to citizenship. Swornly delivers the certified translation, with the translator's certification statement required by USCIS, from $20 per page, with an acceptance guarantee.

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USCIS-accepted — or your money back.
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Certified translators
15 years of experience
10,000+ USCIS-accepted translations

Who needs this translation

You likely need this translation if you're applying for a green card, Adjustment of Status, an immigrant visa, citizenship (naturalization), or a family petition. USCIS requires a translated birth certificate in most of these cases.

What USCIS requires from a certified translation

Every Swornly translation fully meets USCIS requirements for foreign-language documents:

Certification statement
Includes the translator's statement with name, signature, and attestation of competence to translate from the source language.
Complete and accurate
We translate everything — stamps, seals, signatures, and annotations. Nothing is left out.
Same layout as the original
The translation mirrors the document's structure so the USCIS officer can compare it easily.
Done by a human translator
Certified human translation — we don't use machine translation as the final product.

How it works

1
Send the document
Upload a photo or PDF — you get an instant quote, by page count.
2
Pay securely
Card or Zelle. From $20 per page.
3
Receive the certified translation
Delivered by email, ready to file with USCIS.

Frequently asked questions

Does USCIS accept Swornly's birth certificate translation?
Yes. Every translation includes the certification statement USCIS requires (translator's name, signature, and statement of competence) and mirrors the original layout. If it isn't accepted for a translation issue, we refund you.
Does the translation need to be notarized?
No. USCIS does not require translations to be notarized — only the certification statement. If a specific agency asks for it, we offer notarization as an option.
How long does it take and how much is it?
From $20 per page, with fast turnaround. You get the exact price and delivery time when you request a quote, based on page count.

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