Translation services
Translation for personal, legal, medical, academic, business, government, website, and marketing materials, delivered nationwide.
Lincua translates documents and digital materials for individuals, organizations, and public agencies. Projects may be delivered nationwide after the language pair, readable source material, intended use, certification needs, and deadline are confirmed.
Certified translations are available for documents that require a signed certification of translation accuracy. Lincua can prepare translations for USCIS filings and provide a signed certification that the translation is complete and accurate and that the translator is competent to translate.
Notarization may also be available when requested. Certification and notarization are different requirements, so tell us which organization will receive the document before the project is confirmed.
Standard turnaround is approximately 48 hours after scope, readable source material, language pair, and delivery requirements are confirmed. Larger, complex, handwritten, or formatting-intensive projects may require more time.
Rush turnaround may be available. We confirm timing before work begins rather than promising a deadline before the documents and requirements have been reviewed.
Our team follows the agreed project requirements from the initial document review through delivery.
Translation projects are handled with confidentiality appropriate to the documents and agreed workflow. Contact our team before sending sensitive records so the delivery method can be confirmed.
Lincua provides translation services and does not provide immigration legal advice. USCIS and other agencies make their own decisions and may request additional evidence.
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A certified translation includes a signed statement addressing completeness, accuracy, and the translator's competence. Tell us the receiving organization's requirements so the deliverable can be reviewed before confirmation.
Yes. Lincua prepares certified translations for USCIS filings, but does not provide immigration legal advice or control USCIS adjudication.
Email the language pair, document type, approximate page count, deadline, and certification or notarization needs. Our team will confirm how to provide source material.
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Email the source and target languages, document type, intended use, approximate length, deadline, and whether certification or notarization may be needed. Do not send sensitive records until our team confirms the delivery method.
