Built by US-based engineers and MENA-region linguists.
Verdacert is a U.S. company (Verdacert LLC), built and operated in the United States. We certify translations from more than 100 languages, and we started with some of the hardest - Arabic, Farsi, Dari, Pashto, Urdu, and Turkish - because that's where US immigration applicants need the deepest expertise and where other translation services fail most often.
Who we are
Verdacert was founded by a team of US-based engineers and MENA-region linguists frustrated with the gap between AI translation quality and the certification rigor immigration filings require. We built the service we wished existed.
What we do
We translate foreign-language civil documents - birth certificates, marriage records, academic transcripts, court documents, medical records - into certified English suitable for USCIS, US courts, universities, and medical providers. Every translation is reviewed by a native speaker before release.
Where we started
MENA-region documents are simultaneously high-volume in US immigration and high-difficulty: regional dialects, multiple calendar systems, religious-vs-civil document distinctions, and transliteration choices that materially affect filing outcomes. We built our process on them first, and every language we've added since - more than 100 today - is held to the same standard.
Where we're based
Verdacert LLC is a New Mexico limited liability company headquartered in Export, PA with reviewers across the US and partner-country jurisdictions. All document handling occurs on US-based infrastructure with SOC 2 Type II–aligned controls; the Type II audit is in progress.
Common reasons people order certified translations
Every Verdacert translation ships with a signed certification accepted by these authorities.
Guides & resources
Plain-English explainers on certification rules, filing requirements, and country conventions.
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Standard delivers in 48 hours; Express in 24; Rush in 14; Same-Day in 8 when the clock allows. Refund or retranslation if a recipient rejects a translation for a translation error - see our Refund Policy.