Certified divorce documents translation services
Before you can remarry, sponsor a spouse, or close a case, the court needs your decree in language it recognizes. We certify your divorce documents at $24.10 per page, turn them around within a day, and guarantee they are accepted.

One foreign-language decree can stall the fresh start you are after
You are applying for a green card, planning to remarry, sorting out custody, or claiming an inheritance, and someone asks for your divorce papers in English. Until that translation is in hand and accepted, the process you care about does not move.
To confirm marital history for inheritance, custody, remarriage, and immigration, people rely on settlement agreements, certificates, and divorce decrees. When they are issued in another language, courts and government authorities will only accept a certified translation that meets their standards. A decree that paraphrases the original, drops the formatting, or arrives without a certificate of accuracy is the kind of thing that gets sent back, and a returned document can push a wedding date or a filing window out by weeks.
These are routine documents, but the consequences of a sloppy translation are not.
Divorce translations that comply with USCIS and the courts
Certified divorce document translation is prepared for USCIS, U.S. courts, and international agencies. Each is accurate word for word, holds the original formatting, and carries a signed accuracy certificate.
For $24.10 per page, you get 48-hour delivery, revision support, and expedited service when the deadline is tight. A 100% acceptance guarantee stands behind every translation, so a certification rejection is not something you face alone.
With more than 255,000 customers served over 25 years, we produce certified divorce document translations that courts and agencies in the U.S. and internationally accept.


Translate your divorce documents in 120+ languages
Order securely online in any of 120+ languages with upfront pricing and fast turnaround. Upload your decree, certificate, or settlement and get a certified translation you can submit with confidence. Get my certified translation.
Certified divorce documents translation in every language
Choose your language to get a certified divorce documents translation accepted for official use.
Our services
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
Find clear answers to the questions people most often ask about working with us. See how the workflow runs, what it costs, how long it takes, where documents are accepted, which notarization choices exist, and the way finished files reach you.
Will USCIS and the family court accept a certified translation of my foreign divorce decree?
Yes. USCIS, state marriage license bureaus, and family courts require a certified translation of a foreign divorce decree to confirm your marital status is legally documented. Each of ours is rendered word for word, holds the original formatting, and carries a signed accuracy certificate.
Thousands of divorce documents have gone through us for family-based petitions, adjustment of status, and citizenship applications, all under our 100% acceptance guarantee.
Which divorce documents do I need translated, the decree alone or the settlement too?
At a minimum you need the final divorce decree or certificate translated. Depending on your purpose, you may also need property settlement agreements, custody orders, or separation agreements. USCIS typically needs only the decree, while a family court may want the additional documents.
We translate decrees, divorce certificates, and settlement agreements, so whatever your case requires is covered.
Will the translation let me remarry in the U.S.?
Yes. County clerks and vital records offices accept our certified translations when issuing a marriage license to a divorced applicant. The translation proves your previous marriage was legally dissolved, which gives you the legal capacity to remarry.
That is one of the most common reasons people order a certified divorce decree translation from us.
Can you translate the custody, child support, and property terms in my decree?
Yes. We translate every element of your decree, including custody arrangements, child support provisions, property divisions, and spousal support orders, preserving the legal language a court needs to understand the terms.
Longer decrees with detailed settlements are still handled word for word so nothing is lost.
Why can't I translate my own divorce decree if I speak both languages?
USCIS and state courts require a translation from an independent third party who can certify accuracy. Even if you are bilingual, you cannot certify your own divorce documents, because you have a personal interest in the case.
A neutral professional translator gives you the certification those authorities will accept.
How fast can I get my divorce documents translated, and what does it cost?
Divorce document translation is $24.10 per page. Most decrees run one to three pages, so they typically total $24.10 to $66.30, with no setup fees or hidden charges; longer decrees with property settlements may run more.
Standard delivery is 48 hours, with expedited options for court filing or citizenship interview deadlines, and unlimited revisions are included.
















