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USCIS Certified Translation: What the Official Rules Really Say
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USCIS Certified Translation: What the Official Rules Really Say
Applying for a U.S. immigration benefit is stressful enough without having to decode bureaucratic jargon. One area that trips up thousands of applicants every year is certified translation. Do you really need a sworn translator? Can you translate your own birth certificate if you’re bilingual? And what does “certified” even mean in the eyes of the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)? This article cuts through the confusion…
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