National identity cards, consular IDs and residence cards are translated for immigration files, banks, employers and for notarizations where identity has to be confirmed. We prepare certified translations accepted by USCIS, the Oregon DMV, courts and universities.
$65 per page, certificate of accuracy included. Ready in 1 to 2 business days, sometimes the same day. ATA-certified translators.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Certified translation | $65 per page |
| Larger documents | $0.10 per word |
| Certificate of translation accuracy | Included |
| Notarization of the certificate | $10 |
| Additional signed copies | $15 each |
| Turnaround | 1 to 2 business days, sometimes same day |
| Delivery | Email PDF, office pickup or mail |
A one-page ID card is $65. You get the exact price before work starts. Call (971) 394-4152 or use the booking form on this page.
National identity cards, consular IDs and residence cards are translated for immigration files, banks, employers and for notarizations where identity has to be confirmed.
We translate both sides of the card, including names, numbers, dates, nationality, address, the issuing authority and any machine-readable notes that carry meaning.
The work is done by an ATA-certified translator, formatted to follow the original, and delivered with a signed certificate of accuracy.
If the card uses a non-Latin alphabet, tell us the spelling of your name in your passport so both documents match.
A certified translation carries the translator’s signed statement of accuracy and is what USCIS, the DMV, most courts and most universities require. A notarized translation adds a notary stamp to that statement for $10. The notary confirms who signed the certificate and does not review the translation. See what is a notarized translation.
Certified translation of an ID card is $65 per page, with the signed certificate of accuracy included. Notarization of the certificate is $10 extra when the receiving office asks for it.
Most ID card translations are ready in 1 to 2 business days, and sometimes the same day.
Our certified translations are accepted by USCIS, the Oregon DMV, courts and universities. Each one includes a signed certificate stating that the translation is complete and accurate. If the document is going to another country, tell us where so we can check whether notarization or an apostille is also needed.
No. A clear scan or phone photo is enough for translation. You receive a PDF by email and can pick up signed copies at our Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, Beaverton or Vancouver office, or have them mailed.
We translate most languages. Spanish, French, Russian, Urdu, German, Japanese and Chinese are the most requested.
See prices, languages and all document types on our main certified document translation services page. Related documents: apostille translation, background check translation, adoption document translation, mortgage document translation, marriage certificate translation.
Offices: Hillsboro, Lake Oswego, Beaverton, Vancouver, WA.
