Certified Divorce Decree Translation for USCIS
When either of you was married before, USCIS asks for proof that the marriage ended. We translate the complete divorce decree or certificate, with the translator's certification.
Your order
Tell us what you need translated.
You choose the document and pages, pay online and, on the same page, upload the photos.
Total to pay
$15
1 page × $15.
- 1 to 4 pages
- $15 / page
- 5 to 9 pages
- $14 / page
- 10 or more pages
- $13 / page
- Complete English translation, seals and signatures included
- Translator's certification, signed and dated
- PDF ready in 24 to 48 hours
When USCIS asks for it
- In a marriage-based petition (I-130), to prove that either spouse's prior marriages ended.
- In residency (I-485) and citizenship (N-400), when there are prior marriages.
- In other cases where your marital status is part of the application.
What the translation includes
- The complete decree: the findings, the ruling and the statement that it became final.
- Agreements on property, support or custody if they are part of the document.
- Court seals, signatures, case numbers and the civil registry entry.
It's what the USCIS rule requires for documents in another language: 8 CFR § 103.2(b)(3).
How many pages it usually has
It varies a lot: a divorce certificate from the civil registry is usually one page, but a court decree can run from 2 to more than 10.
Each side with text, seals or signatures counts as one page, and you pay for the pages you indicate. The price is $15 per page for 1 to 4 pages, $14 per page for 5 to 9 pages and $13 per page for 10 or more pages. For example, if your divorce decree has 4 pages, the translation costs $60 and we deliver it in 24 to 48 hours.
Before you take the photos
- Count every page before paying: with decrees it's easy to forget attachments or the order declaring it final.
- If you have both the decree and the divorce certificate, ask in your case which one you need so you don't pay for extra pages.
- Send the pages in order and complete, including the ones that only have seals.
Questions about this document
My decree has many pages. Do I have to translate all of it?
USCIS requires full translations of the documents you submit, so we don't translate extracts. If you only need to prove the divorce took place, check in your case whether the divorce certificate is enough, which is usually shorter.
I have more pages than I paid for. What do I do?
You can only upload the pages you paid for. Pay for the extra ones in a new order and upload them there; the per-page price drops from 5 pages.
More answers in the frequently asked questions.
What customers say after ordering their translation.
Translated from the original Spanish.
The translation process was very simple. I received my document within the agreed time and the service was excellent. I would definitely use the service again.
Rebeca C.Certa customer I requested the English translation of my birth certificate. The ordering process was easy and the instructions were clear.
Juan P.Certa customer · Birth certificate I had some questions before hiring the translation and they helped me understand the process. The communication was clear and the experience was very comfortable.
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Your divorce decree translated in 24 to 48 hours.
You pay online and upload the photos from your phone.