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In most cases, no. USCIS, Universities, Evaluation Agencies accept certified translations in PDF files, so you do not need to order a paper copy of the translation. But in some rare cases, this is required, for example, when you submit a translation to consulates/embassies, courts, some government agencies.
No, USCIS doesn't require a notarized or hard copy of the translation. Our certified e-copy of translation in PDF file is acceptable and fully complies with USCIS requirements. Please see the sample of our Certificate of Translation
You'll receive a PDF file with a certified copy of the translation, regardless of whether a hard copy of the translation has been ordered or not. The translation appears on the company's professional letterhead and includes a copy of the original and a signed Certificate of Translation. Furthermore, the translation can be verified online by a receiving official.
Yes, a hard/notarized copy of the translation can be ordered later, if necessary.
Samples of translations are on the page of a specific document.