ANNIKA ROMERO CERTIFIED GERMAN Translator


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Obtaining a Certified German Translation



How to obtain a certified german translation



obtaining a certified german translation is easy





Along with the question of, "how can I obtain a certified German translation?" and "what does certified German translation mean?", one of the other common questions my translation clients ask me when they are filing an application with USCIS or need German academic transcripts translated into English for an American university is, "how much does a certified German translation cost?" The process is pretty straight forward. To get a certified German to English translation, you should first find a professional (human) translator who specializes in German and English. Many of the larger translation agencies use machine translation nowadays and the results can be mediocre.


1. Find a professional translator who specializes in German and English. In the United States, anyone can certify a translation as long as they provide a signed certification statement.


2. Once the translator completes your German/English translation, he or she will need to attach a certification statement. The certification statement usually includes the translator's qualifications, a statement affirming the completeness and accuracy of the document, identification of the translated document and the language pair, and the translator's name, signature, and date.


3. Ask the translator to have the certification notarized. Although this is not required, it is highly recommended. Some end users of certified German/English translations request that the translation be notarized.


4. Request a hard copy from the translation provider. Although USCIS generally accepts copies of certified translations, many educational institutions and courts prefer an original.




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how much does a certified german / english translation cost?



how much should you expect to pay for a certified and notarized german translation for immigration, uscis, EMBASSIES, APOSTILLES, GREEN CARD APPLICATIONS, apostilles, COLLEGE ADMISSION, ETC. ?



Certified translation rates vary greatly. There are many cheap certified translation agencies online advertising bargain rates of $19.95 per page. However, one should proceed with caution as the old adage "you get what you pay for" definitely applies to the translation industry.


Many cheap translation providers use computer-aided translation and their advertised prices do not include certification. Need notarization? That will be extra. Want hard copies of your translation? Oh, that will be extra. Need a fast turnaround? Oh, that will be extra. Before you know it, you pay much more than anticipated.


To avoid such surprises, find a reputable German translator or translation provider.


My certified German / English translations are accepted by USCIS, U.S. courts, Secretaries and Department of State, professional organizations, mortgage companies, banks, U.S. colleges, professional credential evaluation services, employers and other government, academic, and private institutions.


I have provided hundreds of certified/notarized translations of English documents into German and they are always accepted by German consulates and authorities.


Certified and notarized translations:

$45.00 per page

Notarization included

24-hour turnaround time - No additional fee (1-3 pages)

Hard copy included - No hidden fees!


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How it works:



1. Scan or take a picture of your documents



Send the scanned document via email to info@germangeek.com or click on the link below


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2. I will send you a translation quote



After you receive the quote, you may pay ​online via credit card or PayPal.



3. Official Translation



Once the translation has been completed, I will email you the ​translation for your approval.



4. Mailing of hard copies



Once approved, I will mail you a hard copy of the certified/notarized translation via USPS. I can even mail the translation directly to your college.​



LEGAL TRANSLATIONS GERMAN / ENGLISH



CERTIFIED TRANSLATION OF GERMAN OR AMERICAN DIVORCE DECREES - SETTLEMENT AGREEMENTS - SUMMONS - TESTAMENTS - LAST WILLS, ETC.

NOTARIZED GERMAN/ENGLISH TRANSLATION SERVICES


German Legal Translation Services

cERTIFIED TRANSLATIONS GERMAN / ENGLISH



CERTIFIED TRANSLATION OF OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS FOR USCIS - WES - CREDENTIAL EVALUATION SERVICES -BIRTH CERTIFICATES - MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES -UNIVERSITY TRANSCRIPTS, ETC. FROM GERMAN INTO ENGLISH AND ENGLISH INTO GERMAN. GUARANTEED ACCEPTANCE BY USCIS.




German Certified Translation Services

BUSINESS TRANSLATIONS GERMAN / ENGLISH



TRANSLATION OF TECHNICAL DOCUMENTS - MANUALS - ANNUAL REPORTS - CONTRACTS - STATEMENTS - INVOICES - ETC.

GERMAN INTO ENGLISH AND ENGLISH INTO GERMAN


German Business Translation Services

document types





I translate the following document types (German / English):



Diplomas - Transcripts - Reports - Report Cards - Certificates - Apostilles - School Records - Press Releases - Curricula - Syllabi - Course Outlines - Criminal Record Checks and Certificate of Good Conduct ("Führungszeugnisse") - Conference Documents - Essays - Technical Reports - Divorce Decrees - Marriage Certificates - Birth Certificates - Death Certificates - Diplomas - Statements of Qualification - Letters of Recommendation - Court Summons - Corporation Filing and Documents ("Handelsregisterauszug", etc.) . . .



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