Certified French to English Translation for $19.90 per Page

Translations Certified provides certified French to English translations for $19.90 per page. Every French to English 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 French to English translations meet the USCIS requirement for foreign-language documents (8 CFR 103.2(b)(3)) and are prepared for courts, universities and other U.S. institutions.

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French to English Translation Price and Turnaround

Price per page$19.90. One page = one side of the original document, up to 250 words
Certificate of AccuracyIncluded
NotarizationIncluded at no extra cost
Standard deliveryWithin 24 business hours for orders up to 5 pages
Larger ordersDelivery time shown in your instant quote
Rush delivery1 to 2 business hours, available if needed
Digital deliveryPDF by email, ready to submit
Printed copiesAvailable via FedEx if needed
RevisionsIncluded at no cost
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Examples of Translations Certified French to English pricing:

  • A one-page French birth certificate costs $19.90, notarized and delivered within 24 business hours.
  • A two-page late birth registration judgment costs $39.80, notarized and delivered within 24 business hours.
  • A birth certificate, a marriage certificate and a police record in French (one page each) cost $59.70 in total, notarized and delivered within 24 business hours.

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French Documents Translations Certified Translates by Country

French civil records follow different formats in every country. Translations Certified regularly translates French documents from:

  • Haiti: birth certificates, marriage certificates and other civil records, including archive extracts issued by the National Archives of Haiti.
  • France, Belgium and Switzerland: full copies and extracts of birth records, family record books, divorce judgments and criminal record extracts.
  • Canada (Quebec): birth certificates and full copies of acts of birth, marriage records and academic documents.
  • West and Central Africa: birth certificates and late birth registration judgments from Senegal, Côte d’Ivoire, Cameroon, Guinea, Mali, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and other French-speaking countries.
  • North Africa and the Middle East: bilingual Arabic and French civil records from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Lebanon.

Documents Translations Certified translates most often from French: birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce judgments, death certificates, police records, diplomas (including the French baccalaureate), academic transcripts, bank statements and medical records.

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What USCIS Requires for a French to English Translation

USCIS requires that any document in French be submitted with:

  1. A full English translation of the entire document, including stamps, seals, signatures, handwritten notes and marginal annotations.
  2. A signed certification stating that the translation is complete and accurate, and that it was prepared by a translator competent to translate from French into English.

Every Translations Certified French to English translation includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy that meets both requirements.

Notarization: USCIS does not require notarized translations. Translations Certified includes notarization at no extra cost because courts, universities and some state agencies do ask for it.

Which version of a civil record to translate: USCIS generally expects the full version of a civil record. The U.S. Department of State’s Reciprocity Schedule lists which document is acceptable for each country. Check it for your country before ordering a translation.

Common Problems with French Documents That Delay USCIS Cases

  • A French birth extract without parents’ names. In France, the short birth extract leaves out the parents. For family-based petitions, request a full copy of the birth record or an extract that lists both parents before translating it.
  • A Quebec birth certificate in the short format. Quebec issues both a short birth certificate and a full copy of the act of birth. Check which one the receiving office needs before ordering a translation.
  • Bilingual documents translated only in part. Documents from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and other countries often combine Arabic and French. All text that is not in English must be translated, in both languages.
  • A late birth registration judgment without its full text. When a birth was registered late, many West and Central African countries issue a court judgment that serves as the birth record. The entire judgment, including court stamps and the transcription note, must be translated.
  • Names with accents or hyphens that don’t match other documents. A translation must reflect the original exactly. If your name appears differently in your passport or USCIS forms, add a note when you place your order, and ask your attorney how to explain the difference in your case.

How to Order a Certified French to English Translation Online

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Upload a scan, photo or PDF of every page in the online order form. You don’t need to send the original.

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Translations Certified translates and certifies it

A native linguist translates every element and reproduces the layout of the original.

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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, date or any detail needs to be corrected, Translations Certified revises it free of charge.

French to English Translation FAQ

A certified French to English translation from Translations Certified costs $19.90 per page, with one page defined as one side of the original document, up to 250 words. The signed Certificate of Accuracy and notarization are included at no extra cost.

Yes. USCIS requires a certified English translation for every document in French. The translation must be complete and include a signed certification of accuracy, as set by 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3). Translations Certified delivers exactly that for $19.90 per page: a full English translation with a signed Certificate of Accuracy, notarization included at no extra cost and delivery within 24 business hours for orders up to 5 pages.

Yes. Haitian civil records are usually issued in French, and USCIS requires a certified English translation of any document that is not in English. Translations Certified translates Haitian birth certificates, marriage certificates and other civil records from French for $19.90 per page.

For family-based petitions, USCIS generally expects a birth record that lists both parents’ names. In France, that means a full copy of the birth record or an extract that lists both parents, not the short extract. The U.S. Department of State’s Reciprocity Schedule shows which document is acceptable for each country.

In many French-speaking African countries, a court issues a judgment when a birth was not registered on time, and that judgment serves as the official birth record. If you submit it to USCIS, the entire judgment needs a certified English translation, including court stamps and annotations.

All text that is not in English must be translated. Translations Certified translates bilingual Arabic and French documents in full, so the English translation covers both languages.

No. USCIS does not require notarization. Translations Certified includes notarization at no extra cost because other institutions, such as courts and universities, may ask for it.

Translations Certified delivers French to English 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.

Yes. Translations Certified delivers every French to English translation as a PDF with the signed Certificate of Accuracy and notarization included, ready to submit to USCIS, courts, universities or other institutions. Printed copies are available via FedEx if needed.

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Translations Certified translates French documents into English for $19.90 per page, with notarization included and delivery within 24 business hours for orders up to 5 pages.