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english translation in san pedro sula honduras

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Honduras
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Well, getting an english certified translation in SPS is quite hard. There are no too many helpful consular offices. I went to visit a lady called

Olga Page in Plaza Monaco, SPS.......I went for your same situation looking for a certified english birth and married certificate, but she told me that

I could do it by myself jajajja! thing that is not true, because you need a certified translator. So, if I may advise you, tell your husband to look for

one in the USA where he lives. Abviously it is going to be more expensive. My husband paid 45$ per page in VA!!!!!!

Be free to ask me any other question, If I can help you I would. I know there are not to many honduran people here.......

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