Certified Translation for Queens
In Queens, a certified Uzbek or Russian document translation for USCIS costs $25 per page ($35 with a notary seal) from Certified Translation Center, 2393 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn — delivered by email within 24 hours or picked up in person. Updated September 26, 2026.
Russian and Uzbek documents certified from $25 a page, notarized for $35. Everything is delivered by email within 24 hours, so Queens is as close as Brooklyn.
Rego Park, Forest Hills, Kew Gardens and Briarwood hold the largest Bukharian community in the world outside Central Asia, and the documents that community carries — Soviet and post-Soviet certificates from Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, in Russian and Uzbek — are exactly what we translate.
Documents from Uzbekistan and Tajikistan, translated by people who read them
A birth certificate from Bukhara or Samarkand printed in Russian and Uzbek Cyrillic. A marriage certificate from Dushanbe. A diploma from Tashkent State University under one of its earlier names. A labour book with stamps from three different republics. A death certificate needed for an estate or a pension claim. We translate from Russian and from Uzbek (Cyrillic and Latin), certify the translation, and have a New York notary notarize the translator’s signature. You can see the finished format on our samples page.
You do not need to travel to Brooklyn
Our office is in Brooklyn, but the service is built to run without a visit. Photograph each page with your phone, upload and pay — the price shows on screen before you commit — and the certified PDF arrives by email within 24 hours for a single document (larger orders get a delivery date by email after upload). That PDF follows the certification format USCIS describes in 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3), and it is what most agencies ask for. If a court, consulate or school insists on a wet-ink original with the embossed seal, we ship it the same day for $15.
For documents going back abroad
A power of attorney (доверенность) for a property sale in Russia or Uzbekistan, a consent letter, a school record for a family returning to Tashkent — these usually need a New York apostille, and translation is only part of the job. We file apostilles in person at the county clerk and the Department of State; the steps and the all-in price are on the apostille page.
Russian- and Uzbek-language service
The site is available in Russian and in Uzbek, and you are welcome to write to us in either language.
What we translate
- Uzbek Birth Certificate
- Russian Birth Certificate
- Uzbek Marriage Certificate
- Russian Marriage Certificate
- Uzbek Divorce Certificate
- Russian Divorce Certificate
- Uzbek Diploma
- Russian Diploma
- Uzbek Passport
- Russian Passport
- Uzbek Employment Record Book
- Russian Employment Record Book
See all documents · Look at a finished sample packet
How an order works
Photograph each page with your phone and upload it. The price is shown on screen before you pay — from $25 a page, $35 with the notarization included — and the finished, print-ready PDF comes back by email within 24 hours for a single document; larger orders get a delivery date by email after upload. If you need wet-ink originals with the embossed seal, they ship the same day for $15, or you can arrange to collect them.
Need the translation for use abroad? Read about our New York apostille service, filed in person at the county clerk and the Department of State.
What we do and do not do. We translate documents and certify the translation; a notary then notarizes the translator’s signature. We do not choose or fill out immigration forms and we cannot tell you how an agency will decide your case. For a free legal referral, the New York State Office for New Americans hotline is 1-800-566-7636.
Also serving
Flushing, Jackson Heights, Astoria, Jamaica and the rest of Queens; Brooklyn including Brighton Beach and Sheepshead Bay; and all of New York City. Delivery is digital, so every state is covered.
What one page costs, all-in
All-in: $25 per page certified for USCIS; $35 per page with the New York notary seal — that is the total. Most advertised prices add the notary at checkout.
| Provider | Advertised per page | Notarization | One page, notarized |
|---|---|---|---|
| Universal Translation Services | $20.00 | +$20.00 per document | $40.00 |
| Official Translations (Brooklyn page) | $29.95 | sold separately, price not published | $29.95 + notary |
| USCIS Translations | $24.99 | "on request", price not published | $24.99 + notary |
| RushTranslate | $24.95 | +$19.95 per order | $44.90 |
| Corpus Localization (Brooklyn page) | $19.99 | not published | $19.99 + notary |
| Translations Certified | from $14.50 | not published | $14.50 + notary |
| Certified Translation Center (us) | $25.00 | +$10.00 per page (notary seal) | $35.00 |
Each provider’s own published list price for one certified page, read September 10, 2026. Prices change — verify with each provider. Price and stated inclusions only, not quality. Full price comparison.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to come to Brooklyn from Queens?
No. Most clients in Queens order online: upload a phone photo, pay on the site, and get the signed PDF by email within 24 hours on single documents (no page limit). A printed, wet-signed and sealed copy can be mailed for $15. Our office is at 2393 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11223 if you prefer to walk in.
How much does a certified translation cost?
$25 per page for a certified translation (what USCIS requires) or $35 per page certified and notarized by a New York notary. Rush 12-hour service adds $15 per page, and a mailed hard copy adds $15.
Will USCIS accept your translation?
Yes. Every certified translation is complete and includes the translator's signed certification of completeness, accuracy and competence required by 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3). USCIS does not require notarization.
Which languages do you translate?
Uzbek (Latin and Cyrillic) and Russian into English, including Soviet-era and handwritten documents. We speak English, Russian and Uzbek.
What if the translation is rejected?
If a U.S. agency, court or school rejects the translation because of our translation, we fix and reissue it free — and if that does not solve it, we refund you in full.
Who you are trusting with your document
Otabek Obidov — owner and translator (Uzbek · Russian · English), Certified Translation Center / Fire Up LLC, Brooklyn, New York. Commissioned New York Notary Public, No. 01OB0050820.
- ✓Signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy on every job — the 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3) standard USCIS checks.
- ✓Independent notarization by a separate New York notary (a notary may not notarize his own signature).
- ✓Acceptance guarantee — rejected because of our work: fixed free or refunded in full.
- ✓Private. Files used only for your translation, deleted on request. Payment by Stripe.
- ✓Walk-in office — 2393 Coney Island Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11223, Mon–Sat 10am–7pm.
Questions? Text us — it is faster than calling
Replies within minutes, Mon–Sat 10am–7pm ET. A photo of the document is enough for an exact price.
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$25 a page, any number of pages · $35 notarized · single documents in 24 hours. Exact price on screen before you pay.
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