Translations accepted by Banks & insurers.
Mortgage lenders, banks, and insurance companies ask for English translations of foreign bank statements, pay stubs, tax returns, and death certificates before they will rely on them. Fannie Mae's Selling Guide, for example, has lenders attach a translation to each foreign-language document used to verify a borrower's foreign assets.
What Banks & insurers requires of a translation.
The translation must include
- Complete translation of statements, pay stubs, and tax documents
- Account numbers, amounts, and dates reproduced exactly - currencies never converted
- Certification statement signed by the translator
- Bank stamps, seals, and signatures described
Where these translations are typically submitted
- Mortgage applications with foreign assets or income
- Gift letters and source-of-funds evidence from abroad
- Account opening and know-your-customer reviews
- Life insurance claims with a foreign death certificate
- Travel and health insurance claims with foreign medical bills
A process you can hand to USCIS without rereading the rules.
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Documents we translate and certify
The records filed most often - each with native-speaker review and a signed certification.
Other certified-translation use cases
The same signed certification, accepted across these filing scenarios.
Guides & resources
Plain-English explainers on certification rules, filing requirements, and country conventions.
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