Certified Spanish to English Translation for USCIS
F2 Traduções prepares certified English translations of Spanish-language documents for USCIS filings, Green Card matters and attorney review. The service covers civil, legal, academic, professional, police and financial records issued in Spanish-speaking countries, with translator certification for the translated document.
Spanish-language records vary by country and issuing authority
Spanish-language civil and official records do not use one universal format. The same document type may use different names, fields, seals and registry terminology depending on the country and issuing authority. F2 translates the document that was actually issued and does not replace country-specific terminology with assumptions about another jurisdiction.
USCIS translation requirement
Under 8 CFR §103.2(b)(3), foreign-language documents submitted to USCIS must be accompanied by a full English translation and by the translator's certification that the translation is complete and accurate and that the translator is competent to translate into English.
Full English translation
Translator certification
No legal advice
Common Spanish documents
F2 translates birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, police certificates, diplomas, transcripts, employment letters, financial records, court documents and other supporting evidence.
Civil records
Academic documents
Financial and legal records
Names and civil-registry details
Spanish-language documents often contain multiple surnames, compound names, registry references and marginal notes. F2 reviews the complete file so names, dates and official annotations are translated consistently.
Multiple surnames
Marginal notes
Registry details
Process
How the quote and translation flow works
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Send the complete Spanish-language document.
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Tell us that the translation is for USCIS or attorney review and provide the deadline.
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F2 reviews the document type, legibility, scope and certification requirements.
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The certified English translation is prepared, reviewed and delivered digitally.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Yes, subject to document review. F2 handles Spanish-language documents from different issuing countries and translates the record according to the content actually shown in the source.
Yes. The USCIS regulation requires a full English translation of the foreign-language document submitted as evidence, together with the translator's certification.
No. Personal names are handled according to the source document and project requirements. A translation does not invent a new legal name.
Send the complete document. Legible stamps, seals, annotations and notes that form part of the document are reviewed as part of the translation scope.
F2 Traduções
Request a Spanish to English 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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