Yes. USCIS requires a full English translation with a certification that it is complete and accurate and that the translator is competent (8 CFR 103.2(b)(3)). Every order includes exactly that, backed by a money-back guarantee.

One side of the original document that carries information of its own, however many words it contains. We do not count words or charge extra for dense pages. A sheet printed on both sides counts as 2 pages when the back carries information of its own, meaning data, stamps, signatures, annotations or the certification of the copy, and as 1 when the back holds only the letterhead, the pre-printed form background, or something already shown on the front. Card-size documents such as an ID card or driver's license always count as 1 page. If we count fewer pages than you paid for when your photos arrive, we refund the difference without you having to ask; if we count more, we write to you before translating and you decide.

The translation is drafted with professional technology and reviewed word for word by a translator with 8+ years of experience, a native Spanish speaker with C2 English, who signs the certification. No translation ships without human review.

We guarantee delivery within 24 hours of your payment. In practice most orders are delivered the same night. If we miss 24 hours, you get your money back. The clock runs from the moment we have everything we need to translate: if we have to ask you for a missing photo, a legible one, or payment for an extra page, the 24 hours restart when you reply. We tell you that in the same message, never afterwards.

USCIS does not require notarization, only the signed certification we include. If another institution asks for it, write to us and we will help.

Your documents are used only for your translation. We never share or sell them, and we delete them from our systems 30 days after delivery.