A divorce decree translation converts the court’s orders, party names, dates, case details, custody or support provisions, stamps, and other visible content into the requested language.
Complete, professional document translations prepared for immigration, legal, educational, business, and personal use.
Includes a signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy, accepted by USCIS, courts, schools, employers, and government agencies for official use
Available for countries that require translations completed or certified by a sworn, court-authorized, or officially recognized translator.
Translation services for documents requiring an apostille or intended for international submission under the Hague Apostille Convention.
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Certified translations for supporting records and civil documents.
Legal and evidentiary translations prepared for the intended submission.
Academic records for admissions, credential review, and licensing.
Identity, employment, credentialing, and professional licensing records.
Send a clear scan or photo of every page and tell us where the translation will be submitted.
Review your quote and approve when everything looks perfect. We’ll take it from there.
Receive a certified PDF by email, prepared for the receiving authority and ready to submit.
Missing pages, cropped seals, unclear photos, or inconsistent name spellings can slow the translation process. Send the complete document the first time.
Please note: Steven Mobile Notary is a fully online translation company — there’s no office to visit and nothing to mail in. Once your certified translation is complete, we deliver it straight to your inbox as a secure, ready-to-submit PDF. Most translations are delivered within 1-2 business days.
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Yes, the entire decree is translated, including any settlement terms, custody arrangements, or financial provisions it contains. Partial translations aren’t accepted by most agencies, so we translate the complete document.
Pricing is generally based on the length and complexity of the document, so a longer decree will cost more than a single-page certificate. You’ll receive a quote up front once we’ve reviewed your pages.
Yes, we regularly translate foreign decrees for exactly that purpose. Keep in mind that some courts also require the decree to go through a separate legal recognition process, which is different from translation.
If those referenced documents are part of what you need translated, just include them with your order. We can translate the full packet or just the decree itself, depending on what your recipient requires.
Most receiving agencies want the complete decree, not just the signature page, since the full text establishes the terms of the divorce. We’d recommend sending the entire document to avoid a rejected submission.
Many immigration, court, school, licensing, and government matters require a certified translation. Confirm the exact requirement with the organization receiving your document.
Usually, a clear scan or high-quality photo is enough to begin. The receiving organization may have separate rules about submitting the original or a certified copy.
Rush service may be available depending on language, length, complexity, legibility, and translator availability. Send the document for a confirmed timeline.
A notarized translator certification may be arranged when requested. Not every organization requires notarization, so verify that requirement before ordering.
Pricing depends on the language pair, page count, word count, complexity, document quality, formatting, certification, and turnaround requested. Upload the document for an exact quote.
