Certified Diploma Translation for USCIS and Official Use
F2 Traduções translates foreign-language diplomas into English for USCIS, immigration, academic, professional and international document use. The translation reflects the degree information, institution, dates, seals, signatures and other visible content contained in the source document.
Diploma translation is separate from credential evaluation
A certified translation converts the document's language into English. It does not determine U.S. degree equivalency, GPA equivalency, accreditation status or educational level. If a receiving institution or attorney requires a credential evaluation, that is a separate service from translation.
Diploma translation for USCIS
Diplomas may be submitted as supporting evidence in employment-based immigration matters and other cases where educational history is relevant. When a foreign-language diploma is submitted to USCIS, it must be accompanied by a complete English translation and the required translator certification.
Employment-based evidence
Complete English translation
Translator certification
Details reviewed in a diploma
F2 reviews student name, institution name, degree or qualification title, field of study, graduation or issue date, registration information, signatures, seals, stamps and reverse-side text.
Degree information
Seals and signatures
Back-side text
Related academic records
A diploma may be submitted together with transcripts, course records, certificates, syllabi, enrollment or completion statements and professional licenses.
Transcripts
Certificates
Professional licenses
Process
How the quote and translation flow works
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Send the complete diploma, including the reverse side if it contains text, stamps or registrations.
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Inform the receiving authority and intended use.
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F2 confirms translation scope, certification format, price and timeline.
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The translation is prepared, reviewed and delivered digitally.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes. F2 prepares certified English translations of foreign-language diplomas used as supporting evidence in USCIS matters.
No. Translation and credential evaluation are different services.
Yes, if the reverse side contains registrations, authentication text, stamps, seals or other information.
F2 Traduções
Request a Diploma Translation Quote
Send the document, language pair, destination authority and deadline. F2 Traduções will review the file and respond with the price, timeline and recommended translation format.
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