قانونی مترجم - فولا (پولار)

Verdacert provides USCIS-certified translation services, with native-speaker reviewers delivering certified translations for Arabic, Farsi, Urdu, and dozens of other languages used in immigration filings, court proceedings, university applications, and medical documentation. We are looking for a Legal Fula (Pular) Translator to join our reviewer network and provide accurate, certified translations of legal and civil documents for clients navigating immigration and legal processes.

What you'll do

• Translate legal, civil, and immigration-related documents (birth certificates, marriage records, court documents, affidavits, academic transcripts, and similar) between Fula (Pular) and English
• Review and edit machine-generated first drafts for accuracy, completeness, and fidelity to the source document
• Apply standard transliteration conventions for proper nouns and ensure names, dates, and numbers are transcribed exactly as they appear in the original
• Sign certification statements attesting to the accuracy and completeness of each translation, consistent with 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3)
• Preserve original document layout and formatting in the translated output
• Meet defined turnaround windows, including expedited same-day or rush requests when assigned

What we're looking for

• Native or near-native fluency in Fula (Pular) and English, with strong command of formal and legal register in both languages
• Demonstrated experience translating legal, civil, or government documents
• Familiarity with the document conventions and civil registry formats of Fula-speaking regions
• Strong attention to detail, particularly with names, dates, and numerical data
• Ability to work within firm deadlines, including rush and same-day turnaround requests
• Comfort reviewing and editing machine-assisted translation drafts

Nice to have

• Prior experience with USCIS, court, or immigration-related translation certification requirements
• Additional language pairs relevant to West African immigration or asylum cases
• Background in paralegal, legal interpreting, or certified translation work