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I totally agree with Chuck on this one. Having your documents translated in Vietnam will save you a tremendous amount of money. It can cost you as much as couple of hundred dollars here in the US to just translate one piece of document.

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I totally agree with Chuck on this one. Having your documents translated in Vietnam will save you a tremendous amount of money. It can cost you as much as couple of hundred dollars here in the US to just translate one piece of document.

Just an update. My wife went to her local Justice Department (Dong Nai) to apply for the Police Certificate yesterday. The cost is 101,000 VND (less than 7 bucks). She didn't have to wait at all but was told to come back in 3 weeks (15 business days). She said they weren't sure about the exact pick-up date like that of the passport.

In addition, the same place also has a translation service. It costs 200,000 VND (less than $13) to translate one document. When she pick up her PC three weeks from now I'll have her translate both her PC and BC there. Might as well have all her personal documents such as CMND and diplomas translated there, too.

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