Certified translation in 24 hours, or faster.
Express delivers in 24 hours and Rush in 14, around the clock, weekends included. For tighter deadlines, Same-Day aims for 8 hours and 4-Hour for 4: both best-effort, and refunded in full if we miss them.
Every speed, and what it costs
The same certified translation at every speed. A faster tier puts your order at the front of the review queue; a human reviewer still checks and certifies it.
| Speed | Delivered within | Per page | Legal & complex documents |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 48 hours | $22.95/page | $32.95/page |
| Express | 24 hours | $23.95/page | $33.95/page |
| Rush | 14 hours | $38.99/page | $48.99/page |
| Same-Day* | 8 hours | $89.99/page | $99.99/page |
| 4-Hour* | 4 hours | $169.99/page | $179.99/page |
* Same-Day and 4-Hour are best-effort, not guaranteed. Whether an 8- or 4-hour window is achievable depends on when you submit and how long your documents are, so we confirm it before starting work. If we can't deliver in time, you get a full refund.
Standard, Express and Rush are guaranteed. If we miss one, we upgrade you to the next-faster tier, credit the difference or refund the speed premium, as our Refund Policy sets out.
Orders of 8 pages or more get a multi-page discount: 5% at 8+ pages, 10% at 12+ and 15% at 20+.
How the clock works
- It starts when you pay. Upload, see the price and pay, and the delivery window starts. No account, call or quote request first.
- Nights and weekends count. Express and Rush run around the clock, every day of the week. A priority reviewer is assigned as soon as the order is placed.
- Same-Day and 4-Hour are confirmed first. We check that the window is achievable for your documents before starting, and refund the whole order if we miss it.
- It ends at the PDF. The window covers the certified PDF, emailed to you and on your order page. A mailed hardcopy or a notarized copy follows it.
Deadlines these speeds are for
- A Request for Evidence or a NOID response due at USCIS
- A green card or citizenship interview this week
- A court hearing or a filing deadline
- A consulate or embassy appointment
- A university, licensing board or employer deadline
- A DMV appointment with a foreign driver's license
Getting it there in time
- Filing online? Upload the certified PDF the minute it arrives. USCIS online filing takes it as it is.
- Need paper? Add a signed hardcopy and pick Priority Mail Express or FedEx Standard Overnight at checkout. Postage shows before you pay.
- Need it notarized? Notarization adds about three business days after the certified PDF. If your deadline is sooner, ask the office whether a certified translation will do: USCIS, for one, doesn't require notarization.
- Make it quick to start. Upload a clear scan of every page, both sides where there is printing, and spell the names on the order form, so nothing waits on an answer from you.
Urgent translation, answered
Q.01Can I get a certified translation in 24 hours?
Q.02Can you translate a document the same day?
Q.03Do you work nights and weekends?
Q.04Is a rushed translation still accepted by USCIS?
Q.05What happens if you miss the deadline?
Q.06When does the clock start?
Q.07How fast can I get a notarized translation?
Where to go next
Other services, the pages behind the rules above, and the guides that explain them.
Ready to start? Upload your document for an instant quote.
Standard delivers in 48 hours; Express in 24; Rush in 14; Same-Day in 8 and 4-Hour in 4 when the clock allows. Refund or retranslation if a recipient rejects a translation for a translation error - see our Refund Policy.