USCIS & immigration
Divorce records can support filings that require evidence a prior marriage ended.
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CertifiedDivorce DecreeTranslation Services
Certified translation of divorce decrees, divorce certificates, and final judgments for USCIS, immigration, legal, consular, and other official use. Every order includes professional human translation, an accuracy review, careful formatting, and a signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy.
From $25 per pageUp to 250 words per billable page
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Divorce decree translation details
Divorce records vary widely by country and issuing authority. A court decree may contain the names of the parties, court and case numbers, hearing or judgment dates, findings, numbered orders, custody or property language, finality wording, signatures, stamps, seals, and later annotations. A civil divorce certificate can be a shorter registry record rather than the full court judgment. We translate the complete readable document you provide and keep names, dates, case references, and official labels consistent throughout the translation.
If you already use a particular English spelling of a name on a passport, immigration record, or other official document, provide it with your order as a reference.
Learn about certified translationIncluded with your order
A complete certified translation package
The translation, review, certification, and delivery are handled as one complete service.
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Professional Human Translation
Your document is translated by a professional translator using the complete source and selected language pair.
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Accuracy Review
The translation is reviewed against the source for completeness, names, dates, numbers, and important details.
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Careful Formatting
Headings, tables, labels, and structure are reproduced as closely as practical for easy comparison with the original.
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Complete Document Coverage
Readable stamps, seals, annotations, handwritten entries, and other relevant text are translated or appropriately identified.
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Signed Certification
A signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy accompanies the completed certified translation.
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Secure PDF Delivery
Your completed translation and certification are delivered securely as digital PDF files.
Prepare your document
Preparing your document
A clear, complete source helps us capture the full document and keep names, dates, stamps, and other important details in context.
Document note
A court divorce decree, final judgment, and civil divorce certificate can be different records. Send the exact document requested by the receiving organization, including any finality or registration page that belongs with it.
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Include every page of the decree, judgment, or civil divorce certificate.
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Include any finality certificate, registration notice, or attached page that forms part of the record.
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Keep court stamps, seals, signatures, handwritten additions, and reverse-side text readable.
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Provide established English spellings of names from passports or other official records when available.
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Do not crop stamps, seals, signatures, or document edges.
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Provide the English spelling of names used in your passport or official records when available.
Official use
Official use
Your divorce decree may be requested for immigration, legal, education, government, licensing, or other official purposes.
Requirements vary by receiving organization. Follow the instructions provided by the organization receiving your documents.
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Courts & attorneys
Certified translations for legal review, filings, and related family-law matters.
Consulates & embassies
Translations for consular or embassy submissions when a divorce record is requested.
Civil registry matters
Divorce certificates and decrees used for registration or administrative records.
Marriage-related submissions
Proof of prior divorce may be requested before a later marriage or related civil process.
Government agencies
Certified translations for government or administrative submissions that request the divorce record.
Pricing
Simple certified translation pricing
Each billable page includes up to 250 words. Pricing follows the existing BabylonTranslate page-count rules, and you see your total before payment.
$25per billable page
Short 1-page document$25
2 billable pages$50
3 billable pages$75
Optional services
- Notarization
- +$20per eligible order
- E-Apostille
- +$75when eligible
- Physical Apostille
- +$180per document
- Physical copy & shipping
- +$35when selected
- Expedited translation
- +50%of base translation
Understanding your options
Certified, notarized, or apostilled?
Different submissions can require different levels of authentication. Here is what each option means.
Most common
Certified Translation
A complete translation accompanied by a signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy.
Learn MoreWhen specifically requested
Notarized Translation
Adds notarization of the certification signature when the receiving organization requires it.
Learn MoreFor eligible international use
Apostille Service
Authentication for eligible notarized translation certifications when the receiving authority specifically requires it.
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How it works
From upload to secure delivery, each step is clear and straightforward.
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Upload & Pay
Send your documents and place your order securely online.
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Document Review
We review your files, language pair, and any special requirements.
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Translation
Your document is translated by a qualified human translator.
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Review & Certify
Accuracy review and signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy prepared.
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Secure Delivery
Your certified translation delivered as a secure PDF — ready to submit.
Language coverage
Available in 60+ languages
We translate divorce decree documents across our supported languages. Choose your source and target languages when ordering, or send the file for review if it contains multiple languages.
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Common questions
Frequently asked questions
How much does divorce decree translation cost?
Certified translation starts at $25 per billable page, with up to 250 words per billable page. Your total is shown before payment.
Does my translation include certification?
Yes. Certified translation orders include a signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy with the completed translation.
Can I use this translation for a USCIS filing?
Certified translations are commonly prepared for immigration filings. USCIS generally requires a complete English translation with translator certification for foreign-language documents. Follow the instructions for your specific filing and see our USCIS translation guide.
What is the difference between a divorce decree and a divorce certificate?
A divorce decree or final judgment is generally the court record containing the judgment and orders. A civil divorce certificate can be a shorter record issued by a registry or civil authority. They are not interchangeable in every situation, so send the specific record requested by the receiving organization.
Do I need to translate the entire divorce decree?
When a receiving organization requests a complete translation, submit every relevant page of the decree or judgment, including attached finality pages, stamps, seals, signatures, annotations, and readable reverse-side text that form part of the record.
Should I include a certificate of finality or registration notice?
Yes, when it forms part of the divorce record or the receiving organization asks for it. Upload it with the decree so the related dates, court references, and status wording can remain connected in the translation package.
Should I upload both sides of my document?
Yes, when the reverse contains text, stamps, registration information, endorsements, or other content that forms part of the document.
What if a name has more than one English spelling?
Provide the spelling used on a passport or other official record when available. We can use it as a reference while keeping the translation faithful to the source document.
Do I need notarization?
Not necessarily. Add notarization only when the receiving organization specifically requires the certification signature to be notarized.
Can I add an apostille?
Apostille service is available as an add-on for eligible certified translation orders. If the original source document itself also needs an apostille, that is a separate process.
How will I receive my translation?
Completed translations are delivered securely as digital PDF files. Physical delivery is available for eligible certified orders when selected.
What if I am not sure which service I need?
Send us the document and the receiving organization’s instructions. Request a quote and we can review the translation service and add-ons to consider.
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