Brazilian diploma translation
Brazilian diploma translation for universities, credential evaluators, and USCIS is $19 a page, certified and ready within 24 hours.
- $19 per page
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- USCIS accepted
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A Brazilian diploma (diploma) is translated in full, including the degree, the institution, the dates, the registry and issuance details, and the signatures and seals on the back, so a university, a credential evaluator, or a professional board reads exactly what the original says.
Many schools and evaluators such as WES ask for the diploma together with the academic transcript (histórico escolar). We translate both so they match, and we keep the names and dates aligned with your application.
Certified means a signed Certificate of Accuracy on every order, meeting 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3). Standard delivery is within 24 hours, with a 4-hour rush at $9 a page. The school or evaluator receiving it decides which format it accepts, so follow their instructions.
Your translation is handled and signed personally by Ivy, a native Brazilian Portuguese speaker, and it comes with the signed Certificate of Accuracy USCIS requires under 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3).
Everything USCIS requires, included in every order
The USCIS Acceptance Guarantee
Every Brazilian diploma translation we deliver is backed by our USCIS acceptance guarantee. If USCIS rejects it because of our translation or certification, we fix it free within 24 hours or refund your order in full.
Common questions
Who translates my Brazilian diploma for a credential evaluation?
You arrange the translation, and that is the part we do. We translate the diploma, usually alongside the academic transcript, with a signed Certificate of Accuracy on every order. Read the document requirements of the agency receiving your file before you send anything, because we cannot speak for their rules.
Does the back of my Brazilian diploma need to be translated too?
Yes, and we translate it as standard. We translate the complete document, so the stamps, seals, signatures, and any marginal notes (averbações) on the back are included rather than summarized. Send a clear scan of both sides so nothing is left out.
How much does it cost to translate a Brazilian diploma and transcript?
$19 per page for both, and a page means up to 250 words, not a sheet of paper. Both are priced the same way, so the transcript is usually the larger part of the total. You see the exact price for the whole set before you pay, with no account and no card needed. Standard delivery is within 24 hours.
Can I use a certified Brazilian diploma translation for an H-1B petition?
Yes. Every order is a complete English translation with a signed Certificate of Accuracy meeting 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3). If USCIS rejects the translation because of our work, our USCIS acceptance guarantee means we correct and redeliver free within 24 hours, or refund you in full. A credential evaluation is a separate service that we do not provide, so ask your employer or attorney whether you need one as well.
Do I need a sworn translation or a notary for my Brazilian diploma?
No to either. A tradução juramentada is a Brazilian sworn translation and is not what USCIS wants, and USCIS does not require notarization for translated documents. What we send is a complete English translation of the diploma with a signed Certificate of Accuracy, and there is more on the difference in sworn translation for USCIS.
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