Need your divorce decree or divorce certificate translated into English? MotaWord provides certified Divorce Document Translations for USCIS Forms I-130 and I-485, remarriage permits, family court cases, and name changes. We have a 100% USCIS and county clerk acceptance rate. Certified translations cost a maximum of $24.50 per page for common languages.
Upload a photo or scan of your divorce document in any of 120+ languages and get an instant quote that gives you a price and a turnaround time. Our professional translators translate names, dates, case numbers, court names, and custody and support terms into English. Your certified translation arrives in as little as 12 hours, with free digital notarization. Live chat is available 24/7 for support and to answer any questions.
Many countries issue two different documents when a marriage ends, it is important for you to know which one is needed from you by inquiring about it from the office you will be submitting it to; they do not always accept both and have a preference.
The divorce decree is the court judgment that resulted in the dissolution of the marriage. It shows the court, the case number, the date the divorce became final, and often custody, support, and property terms. These terms might be important for the authority you are submitting a divorce proof to. USCIS usually asks for the final divorce decree so a simple certificate, like a mention in a vital record extract, would not be enough there. See what else a Form I-130 marriage petition asks for.
The divorce certificate is a short registry record that confirms the divorce. Some countries, such as Mexico, issue it instead of a full decree, and some offices accept it on its own.
If you are not sure which one you have, upload what you hold and ask us on live chat 24/7. When you order with MotaWord, your translation matches whichever document you send page for page, including the stamp that shows the judgment is final.
MotaWord has a team of 26,000+ translators available to work on the translation of your divorce document, and ordering takes a few clicks. Four steps take your divorce document from upload to a certified English translation:
Our online ordering is available 24/7. Upload a scan or take a picture of your divorce document with your phone for an instant and no-obligation quote at any hour. Make sure that our system detected the correct source language and select English as the target.
Translators are matched by language pair and subject knowledge in family law. Names, dates, case numbers, court names, and custody and support terms are translated exactly as they appear on the original. Your translations will include handwritten entries, stamps, and seals.
Your certified divorce document translation comes with a signed certificate of accuracy and free digital notarization. If something needs fixing, or for any question, reach out to us live on our online chat 24/7.
Once you order your translation, a MotaWord client dashboard is automatically created for you. You can see the progress of your translations, follow up on your orders, download your divorce document translation and your invoices, and talk to us at any time via live chat. See everything you can do in your MotaWord client dashboard.
A translated divorce decree can be rejected over one small detail: a missing final judgment page, an untranslated court stamp, or a misread case date. Each of these is checked on your order.
26,000+ Professional Translators: Translators are matched by language pair and subject knowledge in family law.
Every Page of the Final Judgment: Courts and USCIS do not accept excerpts, so the whole decree is translated, including the page and stamp that show the divorce is final.
Signed Certification and 100% USCIS Acceptance: Every translation carries a certificate of accuracy that USCIS and other institutions accept.
Fast Delivery and Free Revisions: Delivery in as little as 12 hours and free revisions.
NDA and SOC 2 Type II: Our translators sign an NDA to be able to work on our platform, and our platform's security is attested to by our SOC 2 Type II certification.
A Person on Live Support 24/7: It is important to have access to a human when you have questions. We are here to help 24/7 via live chat, whatever your time zone.
We translate the divorce records people file with USCIS or bring to family courts, county clerks, and consulates, including:
We translate divorce documents from and into 120+ languages, including Spanish, Chinese, Arabic, and Ukrainian. Popular languages are listed below.
You searched for "I need to translate my divorce decree" and came upon a myriad providers. These divorce documents contain names, addresses, financial terms, and details about your children. It is important to choose a translation provider who continuously invests in the security of your personal documents. MotaWord is SOC 2 Type II certified. Learn what our SOC 2 Type II certification means for your files.
All uploads are encrypted, and our translators sign an NDA to be able to work on our platform. Make sure to select a certified provider like MotaWord and stay away from online providers who do not have a SOC 2 Type II certification active.
A new marriage file needs proof of the old one ending and the new one starting. MotaWord also translates marriage certificates, name change documents, and birth certificates for USCIS and courts. See how we translate marriage certificates. Add them to one order and track everything in one client dashboard.
If you or your spouse were married before, USCIS asks for proof that every prior marriage ended, usually the final divorce decree. If it is not in English, you need a certified English translation of the full document. Get your certified translation for USCIS.
Certified translation costs a maximum of $24.50 per page for Spanish, French, Portuguese, and other common languages, and $36.50 per page for Chinese, Korean, and other Asian languages. Digital notarization is included free. Long court judgments are priced by page, and your instant quote shows the exact price before you order. See all prices on our pricing page.
Translate the final decree or judgment in full, including every page and stamp. USCIS and most courts do not accept excerpts or summaries. If you also need custody or support orders translated, add them to the same order. If the decree restored your former name, it can also serve as proof of a name change. See how we translate name change documents.
A decree is the full court judgment with its terms, and a certificate is a short registry record that the divorce happened. Learn when a translated divorce certificate is enough and when you need the decree.
Yes. Some countries issue a short divorce certificate instead of a court decree, and we translate either one.
Yes. Religious divorce documents, such as a get or a talaq certificate, are translated in full. US offices usually also ask for the civil divorce, so upload both if you have them.
Courts generally accept a certified translation with a signed certificate of accuracy, and free digital notarization is included when a court asks for it. Check local court rules for any extra requirements. Upload your divorce documents for an instant quote.
Your certified translation can be ready in as little as 12 hours. Upload your divorce decree for an instant quote.
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