For Immigration Law Firms
Certified Translation Services for Immigration Law Firms
TRUSTED BY IMMIGRATION LAW FIRMS
10+
Years of legal translation
Delivery
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Average client rating
USCIS
Certification quoted separately
Built for immigration practices
Spanish–English document translation for immigration practices
Ichundu translates legal and immigration documents from Spanish to English and English to Spanish for US law firms. Our workflow includes translation, review and formatting. Send the documents, case type and filing deadline; we will confirm pricing and delivery before work begins. Signed certification is available on request and quoted separately.
What your firm gets with every file
- Signed certification available on request and quoted separately
- We preserve names and dates from the source and flag discrepancies with reference documents you provide
- Complete documents — seals, stamps, marginalia and the back of the page, not just the printed text
- Predictable turnaround so paralegals can calendar filings with confidence
- Per-document pricing you can pass straight through to the client
- One point of contact for every file, instead of a different freelancer on every case
Case types we translate every day
Family-based petitions (I-130, I-485): birth, marriage, divorce and adoption records.
Naturalization (N-400): civil records, foreign court and police documents.
Asylum and removal proceedings (EOIR): police reports, medical records, news articles and country-condition evidence — translated complete, nothing summarized.
Employment-based cases (H-1B, L-1, PERM): diplomas, transcripts, professional licenses and employment letters.
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Documents We Translate for Your Caseload
How a Firm Account Works
1. Send the file
2. Quote by document count
3. Translation and second-linguist review
4. Delivery of your translation
Open a firm account
Send a sample file or your typical monthly volume. We will review your requirements and confirm a translation quote and delivery schedule. Certification is quoted separately.
why firms switch
Why Immigration Practices Choose Ichundu

Consistent certification
When certification is requested, we use a consistent format across the documents in your case file.

Names and dates from the source
Names and dates follow the source document. We flag differences from passports or forms you supply for your firm’s review.

Predictable turnaround
We confirm the delivery date after reviewing the documents and filing deadline. For batches, we agree on a delivery schedule.

One point of contact
A dedicated contact for every file and consolidated monthly invoicing instead of one invoice per document.
Translation plans for your firm
- Certification is available on request and quoted separately.
- Formatting that mirrors the original, seals and stamps included.
- Delivery date confirmed for your project.
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Law Firm FAQ
What certification do USCIS and EOIR require?
USCIS requires a complete English translation with certification of the translator’s competence and the translation’s completeness and accuracy (8 CFR 103.2(b)(3)). Immigration court translations require a signed, legible or typed certification of competence and accuracy (8 CFR 1003.33). Tell us the receiving agency or court and your filing deadline. Certification is provided when requested and included in a separate quote.
Can you set up a standing account for our firm?
Yes. Our unlimited monthly plan includes translation and review, document formatting, a dedicated account contact, and coordination of your requests. It costs $290 USD for the first month, then $450 USD/month. Certification is quoted separately.
How fast is turnaround for an active filing deadline?
Tell us your filing deadline when you send the documents. We review document volume and complexity before confirming the delivery date and, where needed, a batch schedule. Certification must be requested and quoted separately.
Do you translate languages other than Spanish?
We specialize in English–Spanish translation in both directions. If your case includes another language, contact us to check availability.
What is your pricing for high-volume caseloads?
A single document costs $9.95 USD. Orders of 20 documents or more cost $7.95 USD per document. The unlimited monthly plan is $290 USD for the first month, then $450 USD/month. Certification is quoted separately in all three plans.
Can a paralegal submit documents on the attorney’s behalf?
Yes — most of our firm contacts are paralegals. We only need the source documents and, if relevant, the case type and the filing deadline.
Will the translation include stamps, seals and handwritten notes?
Yes. USCIS and EOIR expect a complete translation of everything on the page, including seals, stamps, marginalia and the back of the document.
How do you handle confidential client documents?
Files are shared only with the linguists working on the case, stored on access-controlled systems and deleted on request. We sign NDAs for firms that require one.