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Georgia Certified Translation Services

Certified translation for USCIS filings, legal and business documents in Georgia, prepared to USCIS requirements. Get a free quote today.

Georgia’s growing immigrant communities, its export industries and its universities create steady demand for documents in English, from USCIS filings and court records to supplier contracts and academic transcripts. BeTranslated provides certified translations prepared to USCIS requirements for residents and businesses across Georgia, including Atlanta and Savannah.

Why it matters

Where Certified Translation Is Needed in Georgia

USCIS Filings

Birth, marriage and divorce records, police records and supporting civil documents for adjustment of status, naturalization and asylum filings.

Court and Probate Records

Affidavits, depositions, foreign court records and foreign judgments for family law, probate, immigration appeals and commercial litigation.

Export and Foreign-Owned Business Records

Supplier contracts, customs documents, certificates of origin, product specifications and technical manuals for exporters and foreign-owned subsidiaries.

Our process

How a Certified Translation Is Prepared

  1. Translation

    A translator who works in the source language prepares the text for its readers in English.

  2. Review

    A second reader checks the translation against the original.

  3. Certification

    The translation comes with a signed certification statement that it is complete and accurate.

Languages We Translate in Georgia

  • SpanishUSCIS filings, healthcare records, contracts and court documents
  • KoreanBusiness and academic records
  • VietnameseUSCIS filings, healthcare records and family records
  • ChineseMandarin and Cantonese academic, technology and trade records
  • AmharicUSCIS filings and healthcare records
  • YorubaUSCIS filings and family records

Other languages are available on request, including Somali, Hindi, Gujarati, Portuguese, French, Arabic and Japanese. Contact us with your language pair.

Questions About Certified Translation in Georgia

Do Your Certified Translations Meet USCIS Requirements?
Yes. USCIS requires a signed certification statement from the translator, and we include that statement with every translation we deliver for immigration filings.
Do You Translate Korean, Vietnamese and African Languages?
Yes. We translate Korean, Vietnamese, Yoruba, Twi, Igbo, Amharic and Somali for USCIS filings, vital records, school enrollment and family law documents.
Can You Translate Transcripts for Georgia Universities?
Yes. We translate foreign transcripts, diplomas, recommendation letters and enrollment verifications for university admissions and related SEVIS submissions.
Do I Need a Notarized Translation or a Certified One?
USCIS accepts certified translations without notarization. Some Georgia probate courts and consular processes require notarization on top of certification. If you are unsure, ask the receiving agency, or send us the document and we will tell you which one fits.

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