Certified Tagalog Translations
Need a Tagalog document accepted by a court, USCIS, school, or employer? Native translators deliver certified Tagalog translation accepted for official use, in 48 hours at $24.10 per page.

When a Tagalog document has to be accepted
The officer reviewing your Tagalog document cannot read the original, so they judge the translation. They want it complete, true to the source, and certified the way their office requires. If anything looks missing, your file is sent back.
That is where quick machine translation lets people down. A name spelled differently than your passport, a dropped stamp, or no certification statement can delay a visa, a school placement, or a job offer. The real cost is the time you lose and the second filing.
Certified Tagalog translation by native speakers
At ABC Translations, every project goes to a trained human linguist who speaks Tagalog natively and is fluent in English. We screen each one before they start and check their work on real jobs, so your file reads correctly from the opening page through to the close.
Across the United States and overseas, we have finished thousands of Tagalog projects, both certified and standard, spanning immigration, schooling, business, and personal paperwork. Certified orders include a signed statement of accuracy that agencies, schools, and businesses recognize.
You order online and the price is clear up front. Certified pages start at $24.10 per page, standard delivery is 48 hours, and we support Tagalog plus 120 plus other languages.


How ordering works
Upload your document, choose certified or standard, and confirm. We translate, proof, and deliver securely. If an office requests a revision, send us the note and we will make it right.
Tagalog documents for certified translations
Choose your document to get a certified Tagalog translation accepted for official use, from $24.10 per page.
Our services
We translate documents in either direction between Tagalog and English, with both certified and standard service available. If you need Tagalog paired with a language other than English, contact us before you order.
Either choice gives you polished, human-made work from professional linguists. Not sure if certification applies to your case? Ask whoever will receive the document, or reach out to our team.
How it works
Thanks to a simple, well-organized workflow, having your paperwork translated is fast and hassle-free.
Upload documents & place your order
Pick the two languages, send over your files, and choose any extras you want, then we get moving on your translation right away.
Professional translation and review
Your document is translated with care by a professional linguist. Before anything is locked in, you get to look it over and ask for changes.
Receive your translation
Once finished, the translated files are sent to you, and when you have chosen certification, a signed, stamped certificate on our letterhead comes with them.
Join 255,000+ happy customers
ABC Translations and its family of companies are proud to have delivered reliable, affordable, best-in-class translation and localization services to individuals, and global corporations and institutions for more than 25 years.
Join 255,000+ happy customers
ABC Translations and its family of companies are proud to have delivered reliable, affordable, best-in-class translation and localization services to individuals, and global corporations and institutions for more than 25 years.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wondering how Tagalog translation works at ABC? This section covers the steps we follow, what it costs, how fast it ships, where your document will be honored, the notarization routes you can choose, and how the finished file reaches you.
Are your translators native Tagalog speakers from the Philippines?
Yes. Our Tagalog translators are native speakers from the Philippines who know PSA documents, local civil registry formats, and Philippine government terminology. They know the difference between a CENOMAR, a Certificate of No Marriage, and a sertipiko ng kasal, a marriage certificate, and how each one is laid out.
Will USCIS accept your certified Tagalog translations for a family petition?
Yes. Our certified Tagalog translations are accepted by USCIS for I-130, I-485, K-1, and other family-based petitions. We have completed thousands of Philippine document translations, and if you ever receive a request for evidence tied to our translation, we work with you to resolve it at no extra cost.
Can you translate both PSA documents and local civil registry records from the Philippines?
Yes. We translate records from both the Philippine Statistics Authority and the local civil registry, the Tanggapan ng Sibil na Rehistro. Our translators handle both formats, including older hand-typed certificates and newer computer-generated ones.
Will you translate the stamps, seals, and handwritten entries on my Philippine document?
Yes. We translate all the text, including stamps, seals, authentication marks, and handwritten annotations, and describe official markings accurately. The certified translation fully represents your original Philippine document so nothing looks dropped.
Can you translate older Philippine documents that are faded or in poor condition?
Yes. We regularly translate older Philippine records, including some from the 1960s and earlier. If a section is faded or hard to read, the translator notes it as illegible rather than guessing, so you get an honest, complete translation even from a worn document.
What if my Philippine document is written in both Tagalog and English?
Many Philippine documents mix Tagalog and English. We translate every foreign-language portion while keeping the English text in context, and the certified translation clearly shows what was translated and what already appeared in English on the original.
Do you offer notarized Tagalog translations when an office requires one?
Yes. Notarization is available whenever the receiving office asks for it. You can add it at checkout, or ask us first if you are not sure your agency or court requires it. Certified pages start at $24.10 per page, with notarization available for an added fee.
















