Certified Traditional Chinese death certificate translation for USCIS and worldwide use

Death certificates are crucial documents for legal and administrative procedures involving a deceased person. Our certified team translates Traditional Chinese death certificates—often issued in Taiwan, Hong Kong, or Macau—into English for USCIS, US courts, consulates, life insurance companies, and banks. We also handle English to Traditional Chinese when a document must be used with authorities in regions where Traditional Chinese is required.

Every certified translation includes a signed and dated Certificate of Accuracy, translator credentials, complete page-by-page translation, and mirrored formatting to reflect seals, stamps, and references clearly. This package meets USCIS submission standards and is suitable for probate filings, Social Security matters, and inheritance documentation in multiple jurisdictions.

Pricing is straightforward: certified translations start at $32.90 per page, while standard (non-certified) translations begin at $0.06 per word. Most orders are delivered within 24–48 hours, with expedited options available when timelines are tight. Documents can be uploaded as scans or clear photos—no in-person visit required.

Kings of Translation is an ATA member with BBB A+ recognition, and our certified translations are accepted worldwide. For related needs, explore our certified translation services, browse our dedicated death certificate translations, or add passport translation if travel or consular matters are involved.

Submit a clear scan or photo of the death certificate, tell us the target language (Traditional Chinese or English), and note the destination authority—USCIS, a US probate court, a consulate, or an overseas registry. We assign an experienced translator familiar with legal and vital records terminology, as used in Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.

Your certified translation package includes: complete translation of all visible text; a Certificate of Accuracy signed by our representative; formatting aligned with the source; and pagination matching the original. Upon request, we can add notarization, hard copies by mail, and bilingual layouts where appropriate.

Quality is checked by a second linguist and a project manager for completeness, consistency of names and dates, and faithful reproduction of seals and annotations. If a regulator requires adjustments to the certification page, we revise swiftly at no extra cost to align with published submission standards.

Acceptance matters when documents cross borders. Our certified translations are regularly submitted to USCIS, state courts, and international agencies. Whether an estate is being settled across the US and Taiwan, or a claim must be filed with a Hong Kong insurer, our careful process helps ensure smooth review and timely decisions.