Certified German to English Translations – Approved by USCIS and Universities

The Process

1. You upload your document(s) in the quote request form.
2. I send a quote/invoice.
3. You pay, sit back, and relax.
4. I deliver on time, with money back guarantee.

Pricing

• $35 per page with up to 300 words
• Euros and other currencies accepted
• Notarization available upon request (usually $25 total)
• Express shipping of paper copies: $26.50

What’s Included

• Professional German to English translation
• Stamped certificate of accuracy
• 100% acceptance guarantee by USCIS or WES or your money back
• Email delivery within 24 hours for up to 3 pages, Mon-Fri
• Physical paper copy included

• Birth certificates
• Death certificates
• Marriage certificates
• Divorce decrees
• German birth certificates
• Austrian birth certificates

• Diplomas
• Transcripts
• Other educational records for university admission
• Documents for foreign educational credential evaluation

• Documents for immigrant visas (EB visas, diversity immigrant visas etc.)
• Documents for non-immigrant visas (H-1B, J-1, F-1, student visas etc.)

• Bank statements
• Pay stubs
• Criminal record reports
• Documents for foreign professional credential evaluation
• And more

1. You upload your documents securely onto my server.

2. I send you a quote and delivery timeframe.

3. You pay securely.

4. I deliver on time.

Certified Translation

A certified translation is a translation accompanied by a certificate of accuracy. For USCIS and immigration purposes, documents for naturalization in the US etc., a certified translation is in most cases sufficient. For example, here are the requirements for naturalization documents for N-400 applications. In most other cases, e.g. for the evaluation of foreign credentials by a NACES or AICE professional or for university admissions, a certified translation by an ATA-certified translator is sufficient as well.

Notarized Translation

A notarized translation is a translation accompanied by a certificate of accuracy, whereby the certificate of accuracy is signed in the presence of a notary public and the notary confirms the authenticity of the signature. This may be required by some non-immigration entities such as colleges, universities, or courts. When in doubt, please ask the requesting authority. I’m happy to help you find out which type of translation you require.

Digital versus hard copies

In some cases, especially during COVID-19, many authorities accept entirely digital documents, possibly digitally notarized. In any case, I always deliver hard copies by mail. You will receive a PDF file within 24 hours for up to 3 pages, and hard copies will be mailed out after your approval of the PDF. If you are unsure about the requirements, please ask the requesting authority.

Ethical

I have been in the translation business since 2010. As an ATA-certified translator, I am bound by the American Translators Association’s Code of Ethics and Professional Practice. I will not outsource your project nor will I send your confidential documents to third parties.

Secure

Since 2018, I am NCTA’s Webmaster and thus know a thing or two about cybersecurity. The only other living being who has access to my office is my dog, who lacks the opposable thumbs to crack my passphrases. I am using a dedicated email server under my own domain to send messages. Documents that you upload are encrypted via SSL.

Verified

You can verify my credentials by the American Translators Association here, my certification number is 503788. Further, as a licensed USA Cycling Level 2 Coach with an active coaching license, I am required to undergo a criminal background check every two years. A copy of the latest background check is available upon request.

Transparent

I will inform you about the status of your certified translation at each step. Your purchase is automatically protected by the PayPal Buyer Protection program. If hard copies are required, they will be sent insured for the fee you paid with a tracking number.