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Is it necessary to have your birth certificate translated if its in a different language when submitting a copy with the I-485 for AOS? Thanks

Any documents for immigration purposes in diffirent languages must be translated in English. Otherwise, you'll get RFE for it.

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Is it necessary to have your birth certificate translated if its in a different language when submitting a copy with the I-485 for AOS? Thanks

Yes I would think so! The person looking at your case would have to be able to understand it, I'd think...!

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Anyone who is fluent in both languages (the language of the document & English) can translate it. You dont have to be "certified".

I translated my husbands birth certificate and sent it off with the AOS, just had it notarized. Everything was fine.

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Who needs to translate it? I have a friend in Brazil that works as a translator, could she do it, or does she need some kind of credentials in order for the translation to be accepted?

We do the translation for ourself and we notarized it too. Good luck.

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What if the person doing the translating is in Brazil? Can we still have it notarized here?

The person who translate the documents must notarize them in Brazil I think, because when you notarize here, the nottary only notarize the signature of the person who had signed the document and maybe your brazilian friend isn't here for sign them in front of a US nottary. Good luck

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What if the person doing the translating is in Brazil? Can we still have it notarized here?

i believe as far as she or he is fluent in english could translate it, no need to notarized it.. just states that she/he is fluent in english.. all the infos are accurate.. if possible maybe u could just photocopy her/his any identification...

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