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Certified Business License Translation from $14.90 per Page
Translations Certified provides certified business license translations from $14.90 per page, depending on the language pair. Every business license translation includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy and notarization at no extra cost, and orders of up to 5 pages are delivered within 24 business hours. Translations Certified business license translations meet the USCIS requirement for foreign-language documents (8 CFR 103.2(b)(3)) and are prepared for banks, government agencies, attorneys and foreign commercial registries.
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Business License Translation Price and Turnaround
| Price per page | From $14.90, depending on the language pair. One page = one side of the original document, up to 250 words |
| Certificate of Accuracy | Included |
| Notarization | Included at no extra cost |
| Standard delivery | Within 24 business hours for orders up to 5 pages |
| Larger orders | Delivery time shown in your instant quote |
| Rush delivery | 1 to 2 business hours, available if needed |
| Digital delivery | PDF by email, ready to submit |
| Hard copies | Available via FedEx if needed |
| Revisions | Included at no cost |
Examples of Translations Certified business license pricing:
- A one-page Chinese business license translated into English costs $19.90, notarized and delivered within 24 business hours.
- A 3-page Spanish commercial registry extract translated into English costs $44.70.
- A U.S. certificate of good standing and articles of organization (4 pages) translated from English into Brazilian Portuguese cost $59.60 in total.
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Certified Translations From $14.90 per page
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- Wide range of supported formats
- Accepted by USCIS, courts, and government agencies
- Valid for immigration, legal, and academic submissions
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Our certified translation services include USCIS-compliant certified and notarized translations, ensuring your documents are accepted by U.S. authorities.
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Business Documents Translations Certified Translates
- Business licenses
- Certificates of incorporation and registration
- Commercial registry extracts
- Certificates of good standing
- Tax registration certificates
- Operating permits and municipal licenses
- Import and export licenses
- Professional and trade licenses
- Articles of incorporation and organization
Where You Need a Certified Business License Translation
Foreign business documents translated into English:
- USCIS: Intracompany transfer and multinational manager petitions, such as L-1 and EB-1C, require evidence that the foreign company exists and is doing business. Business licenses and registry extracts in another language need a certified English translation.
- Investor and self-employment evidence: Foreign business licenses help show the source of investment funds or prior self-employment.
- U.S. banks: Banks ask for translated registration documents to verify a foreign company before opening an account or processing payments.
- Suppliers, customers and partners: Companies verify foreign suppliers and partners with translated licenses and registry extracts.
- Courts: Business licenses and registry records are common evidence in commercial disputes.
U.S. business documents translated into another language:
- Registering abroad: Opening a branch or subsidiary, bidding on a tender or opening a bank account abroad often requires translated U.S. business documents, such as certificates of good standing and articles of organization. Many countries require an apostille and, in some cases, a locally sworn translator, so check the local requirements first.
What a Certified Business License Translation Includes
- A full translation of the entire document, including the company name, registration and tax numbers, registered address, legal representatives, scope of business, issue and expiration dates, official seals and QR or verification codes.
- A signed certification stating that the translation is complete and accurate, and that it was prepared by a translator competent to translate between the two languages.
Every Translations Certified business license translation includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy and notarization at no extra cost.
Common Business License Translation Problems
- Company names changed in the translation. Company names are kept as registered, and registration and tax numbers are reproduced exactly, so they match your other records.
- Expired or outdated extracts. Banks and agencies often ask for recent registry extracts. Check the issue date before ordering a translation.
- Official seals and verification codes left out. Seals, stamps and verification codes are part of the document and must be translated or described.
- Apostilles added after the translation. For documents going abroad, get the apostille first, so it is translated together with the document.
- Business scope summarized. The description of business activities can be long, but a certified translation covers it in full.
How to Order a Certified Business License Translation Online
Upload your business documents
Upload a scan, PDF or Word file of every page in the secure online order form, and select the language pair.
Get an instant quote
The total price appears right away, based on the language pair and the number of pages.
Pay online
Complete your order with secure online checkout, with no calls or emails needed.
Translations Certified translates and certifies them
A professional linguist translates every element and reproduces the layout of the original.
Receive your translation
You get a PDF with the signed Certificate of Accuracy and notarization by email, within 24 business hours for orders up to 5 pages.
Request changes at no cost
If a name, number or any detail needs to be corrected, Translations Certified revises it free of charge.
Business License Translation FAQ
How much does a certified business license translation cost?
A certified business license translation from Translations Certified costs from $14.90 per page, depending on the language pair, with one page defined as one side of the document, up to 250 words. A one-page Chinese business license translated into English costs $19.90, including the signed Certificate of Accuracy and notarization.
Does USCIS require a certified translation of a foreign business license?
Yes. If you submit a foreign business license or registry extract as evidence, for example in an L-1 or EB-1C petition, USCIS requires a complete English translation with a signed certification of accuracy, as set by 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3). Translations Certified delivers exactly that from $14.90 per page, depending on the language.
Do U.S. banks require translations of foreign business registration documents?
Often, yes. Banks usually ask for translated registration documents to verify a foreign company before opening an account. Check your bank’s requirements, and Translations Certified translates them from $14.90 per page, depending on the language.
Can U.S. business documents be translated for registering a company abroad?
Yes. Translations Certified translates certificates of good standing, articles of organization and other U.S. business documents into other languages, from $14.90 per page depending on the language. Get the apostille first, and check whether the foreign registry requires a locally sworn translator.
Are company names and registration numbers translated?
Company names are kept as registered, and registration and tax numbers are reproduced exactly, so the translation matches your other records.
Does a business license translation need to be notarized?
Requirements vary. Translations Certified includes notarization at no extra cost because many banks, agencies and foreign registries ask for it.
How fast can I get a certified business license translation?
Translations Certified delivers business license translations within 24 business hours for orders of up to 5 pages, with notarization included. Rush delivery in 1 to 2 business hours is available if needed.
Is my business license translation ready to submit when I receive it?
Yes. Translations Certified delivers every business license translation as a PDF with the signed Certificate of Accuracy and notarization included, ready to submit to USCIS, a bank or a foreign registry. Hard copies are available via FedEx if needed.
Count on Us for Accuracy
As an international language solutions leader, Translations Certified provides professional translation services to more than 10,000 clients all over the world. Our translations are always culturally appropriate, with fast turnaround to fit even the tightest deadlines. No project is too large, no task is too small for our certified translators. We select the perfect linguist for each job.
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