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I am ready to file for my 485 and need a copy of my foreign language BC to be translated to English. Any recommendations for USCIS approved translator services will be helpful. Thanks in advance.

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No such thing as a USCIS approved translator.  USCIS doesn't do that.

 

Anyone who is competent in the English and foreign language can translate.  The need to include the certification block.  

Google "USCIS translation block."

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https://vananservices.com/Translation-Services.php

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43 minutes ago, vagabond1001110 said:

I am ready to file for my 485 and need a copy of my foreign language BC to be translated to English. Any recommendations for USCIS approved translator services will be helpful. Thanks in advance.

Why?  Anyone fluent in both languages can translate and certify....

 

I, [typed name], certify that I am fluent (conversant) in English and [foreign language], and that the above/attached document is a complete and accurate translation of the document attached entitled [name of document].

Signature_________________________________
[Date] [Typed Name] [Address]

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13 hours ago, Timona said:

https://vananservices.com/Translation-Services.php

Thank you! I was looking for certified translators and this one has good reviews. It was accepted when you used it? They sent me their certificate of translation example and it seems okay.

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8 hours ago, Kracken0701 said:

Thank you! I was looking for certified translators and this one has good reviews. It was accepted when you used it? They sent me their certificate of translation example and it seems okay.

 

It was accepted when I used it

Immigration journey is not: fast, for the faint at heart, easy, cheap, for the impatient nor right away. If more than 50% of this applies to you, best get off the bus.

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