Hard / Notarized Copy



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