Notary service

Description

Need your certified translation officially notarized for submission to USCIS, a court, or a university?
Our Certified Translation Notarization Service provides a legally binding notary public signature that confirms the translator’s identity and certification statement, ensuring your translation’s authenticity and acceptance by any U.S. authority.

Each notarization includes the signature and seal of a licensed U.S. Notary Public, making your certified translation ready for official use in immigration, academic, or legal proceedings.

✅ What’s Included

• Official notary public signature and seal on the translator’s certification page

• Verification of translator’s declaration of accuracy

• Secure digital notarized copy (PDF)

• Optional hard-copy notarized translation shipped via USPS or FedEx

• Rush and same-day service available

✅ Pricing & Signature Policy

• Priced per notary signature.

• If multiple translations are certified under the same translator’s statement, one notary signature may cover up to two documents.

• If each document requires a separate certification (for example, different translators or separate certification pages), each notarization counts as one signature and is billed individually.

• Example:

  • 2 birth certificates under one certification = 1 notary fee

  • 2 certificates each with its own certification = 2 notary fees

✅ Common Uses

• USCIS immigration and citizenship filings

• Court and legal submissions

• University and academic evaluations

• Professional licensing, HR, and background checks

• Affidavits, power of attorney, and legal contracts

✅ Why Choose Global Certified Translation

• Licensed Notaries Public based in Los Angeles, California

• Compliant with USCIS and state notarization standards

• Guaranteed acceptance by government and legal authorities

• Secure digital delivery and optional mailed hard copies

• Optional apostille service for international use

At Global Certified Translation, your notarized documents are signed, sealed, and legally valid — ensuring official acceptance across the U.S. and abroad.