Certified Creole apostille translation services accepted worldwide today

Avoid the back-and-forth between translators, notaries, and government offices. With Kings of Translation, you get a single point of contact for the entire process: certified Creole translation, notarization by a U.S. notary public, and apostille certification through the appropriate Secretary of State. This one-stop solution minimizes delays and ensures consistent quality from start to finish.

Our certified translations are accepted by USCIS and recognized by institutions worldwide under the Hague Apostille Convention. Every file is handled by experienced linguists specializing in Creole (including Haitian Creole), legal terminology, and official formats. We’re an ATA-affiliated team with BBB A+ standards, offering data security, confidentiality, and clear status updates at each milestone.

Pricing is straightforward: certified translation begins at $32.90 per page, with standard translation from $0.06 per word. Notarization and apostille certification are quoted separately based on state fees, turnaround options, and mailing preferences. Translation typically completes within 24–48 hours; notarization is usually same-day once approved.

Need broader support beyond this page? Explore our apostille translation services overview and our full range of certified translation services for additional document types. If travel is involved, we also provide passport translation to keep your paperwork consistent across authorities.

Step 1 – Translation: Send scans or photos of your Creole documents. We deliver a certified English translation (or English-to-Creole when required) formatted to match the original. You’ll receive a draft for approval within 24–48 hours, depending on length and complexity.

Step 2 – Notarization: After approval, we notarize the translator’s certification statement. Notarization can be completed the same business day. Many U.S. and international authorities request notarized certification as part of the apostille package, so this step keeps everything compliant.

Step 3 – Apostille: We coordinate with the appropriate Secretary of State to obtain the apostille. Standard timelines typically range from 1–3 weeks, varying by state volume and shipping. Expedited options may be available depending on jurisdiction and document type.

Use cases include USCIS immigration filings, academic admissions abroad, recognition of vital records, international employment, company formation, and cross-border legal matters. Whether you’re moving from the U.S. to another country or bringing documents from abroad to the U.S., our process ensures worldwide acceptance with clear guidance from start to finish.