What Does Certified Translation Mean? What Is It?

What does Certified Translation mean? What is it, and how do you get one? Today, we will discuss what a certified translation entails and give you examples of instances where you might be required to have one on hand.

This is our first in a series of videos where we answer frequently asked questions about certified translations. In this video, we answer the question: What does
"Certified Translation" mean? What meaning does the word "Certified" have with translations, and what makes it different from regular translations? What do you need a certified translation for, and who might request one from you?

A certified translation is used in governmental agencies such as the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or other agencies. The meaning of a certified translation is much simpler than it sounds. In short, it means that the translator who has completed the translation is an experienced professional who affirms this fact in a signed statement. This statement can be completed by the translator or the translation agency to guarantee that the translated document is 100% correct and accurate. Most of the time, a certified translation is requested by governmental agencies, such as USCIS, and they will specify what type of translation you may need. However, if you have any doubts or wants to learn more about certified translations, we're here to help!

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0:00 Intro
0:11 What Does Certified Translation Mean?
0:19 A Certified Translation Means...
0:30 Who Can Complete the Certification Statement?
0:42 Outro