Legal and court documents

Court order translation services

Certified court order translation for custody, divorce, immigration and other legal proceedings.

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PDF, JPG, PNG, HEIC or Word. Up to 10 files, 20 MB each.

About the translation
DocumentCourt order

Your best guess is fine. We confirm the count before you pay.

Rush: in as little as 24 hours. Notary: for courts and agencies.

Your price

Certified translation, 1 page
$50

Estimated total $50

A page is up to 500 words. If a page runs longer, we contact you before charging the difference.

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Court order professional translation

Just as with many legal documents, court orders often necessitate a precise and officially certified translation. The exactness of the translation can be crucial in understanding the court order and making sure your legal rights are protected, and so it’s essential to rely on a certified translation service. United Language Services provides this professional, meticulous support, helping ensure your court order is correctly understood and implemented.

Who usually needs it

  • Parties enforcing a foreign custody or support order
  • Immigration applicants filing court records with USCIS
  • Attorneys handling cross-border cases

Where it is accepted

Certified translations are prepared for courts, attorneys and government agencies, including USCIS. Notarization is available when a court or agency asks for it.

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One clear price

$50per page

Certified translation, including the signed certificate of accuracy.

What counts as a page

Up to 500 words. Most certificates and IDs are one page. If a page runs longer, we contact you before charging the difference.

Rush delivery +75%

Your translation in as little as 24 hours. Added to the translation price.

Notary stamp $25

One flat fee per order, for courts and agencies that ask for a notarized translation.

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Languages we translate from

We translate your court order from each language below into English, and from English into each of them. Need another language? Ask us.

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