Certified Uzbek apostille translation and full apostille services

Your Uzbek documents must meet strict linguistic and legal standards before they can be accepted by U.S. authorities or foreign institutions. Our certified Uzbek translators specialize in legal and official records, ensuring accurate, context-aware translations that include a signed translator’s affidavit. As an ATA member organization with BBB A+ accreditation, Kings of Translation upholds rigorous quality and customer care (98% return rate).

For U.S. use, our certified translations are USCIS-ready and widely accepted by federal, state, and local agencies, universities, and courts where certified translations are required. When you also need legalization, we manage the full apostille process via the appropriate Secretary of State, so your documents can be recognized in other Hague Convention countries.

We handle both directions—Uzbek to English and English to Uzbek—covering birth records, academic transcripts, FBI/State background checks, powers of attorney, corporate filings, and more. Whether you’re applying for a visa, enrolling at a university, completing a business transaction, or presenting documents in court, we deliver precise translations tailored to official standards.

If you’re comparing options, see our broader certified translation services and explore our dedicated apostille translation services page for process details and document lists. Our goal is simple: eliminate uncertainty, reduce delays, and help your documents pass first review.

We provide a true one‑stop solution. Step 1: Professional translation and certification (24–48 hours for most documents). Step 2: Notarization of the translator’s affidavit, typically completed the same day. Step 3: Apostille through the appropriate Secretary of State or competent authority, generally 1–3 weeks depending on jurisdiction and volume.

Pricing is transparent: certified translation is $32.90 per page (standard formatting) and $0.06 per word for non-certified texts. Notarization and apostille certification fees are separate and vary by state or country; we bill government fees at cost plus a modest handling charge. You’ll receive a clear estimate before we proceed, with tracked milestones and status updates.

Delivery options include secure digital copies (PDF with certification) and couriered hard copies where required. We also support international shipping for clients outside the U.S. Already have an apostille and only need translation? We’ll translate the original document and the apostille page so the full record is readable in the target language.

Planning travel soon? Add related services like passport translation. Our team coordinates timelines to align with embassy appointments and application windows, so you stay on schedule without visiting multiple offices.

Documents translated and apostilled with Kings of Translation are prepared for recognition across borders. For U.S. immigration, our certified translations are structured for USCIS submission, while apostille legalization supports use in 120+ Hague Apostille Convention countries. For non‑Hague destinations, we can coordinate embassy or consular legalization upon request.

Real‑world scenarios include relocating from Uzbekistan to the United States, submitting records to European universities, or presenting corporate documents in the Middle East. We ensure the translation format, notarial form, and apostille authentication match the receiving authority’s expectations, minimizing the risk of rejection or delay.

Our Uzbek linguists are native‑level professionals experienced in civil status records, academic credentials, court orders, and corporate filings. Every project undergoes QA review, and our support team keeps you updated at each stage. With a 98% customer return rate and a customer‑first approach, we focus on clarity, timing, and compliance from start to finish.

Need broader context before you start? Learn about our end‑to‑end apostille translation services or explore all certified translation services to see how we can support multi‑document or multi‑country submissions.