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Quebec, Canada
Canadian French is written in the same alphabet as other French, but with Quebec's own vocabulary and administrative terms.
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This is the log of an example order: a two-page French (Canadian) birth certificate for an I-485, at $12.50 a page.
Example order
Pricedbirth-certificate.pdf ·
French (Canadian)
English· 2 pages
Priced before you pay · 24 h delivery
Left behind
10:40 AMTue
You
Drop birth-certificate.pdf on the quote page. Your browser counts it: 2 pages, 214 words. The price is on screen before you type an email.
birth-certificate.pdf · $2510:41 AMTue
You
Pay by card. The receipt and the delivery promise, tomorrow by 10:40 AM, arrive in your inbox.
Receipt · $252:45 PMTue
Accredited translator
An accredited translator, native or fluent in French (Canadian), translates it: every field, stamp and seal, in the layout of the original.
Draft translation8:10 AMWed
Wayease
We check it against the original: names against your passport spelling, dates, numbers, each seal, plus layout and completeness.
Accuracy check passed9:20 AMWed
Certified translator
Signs and stamps the Certificate of Accuracy that USCIS asks for.
Certificate of Accuracy · signed9:21 AMWed
Wayease
The signed PDF lands in your dashboard and your email.
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You upload it from anywhere in the world and it reaches us in the USA, priced before you pay.
You upload it from anywhere in the world and it reaches us in the USA, priced before you pay.
We send it to a certified translator, native or fluent in French (Canadian), working where the language is spoken.
The finished translation comes back to us. Names, dates, numbers and every seal are checked against the original, and the certified translator's signed Certificate of Accuracy is attached.
It lands in the dashboard and by email, wherever the order was placed. Revisions are free.
Illustrative map. The places are examples, not individual people.
French (Canadian) documents
Quebec issues civil records through the Directeur de l'état civil, and the certificate (copie d'acte) and attestation (certificat) are different documents. Quebec distinguishes a copy of the act from a certificate. We name which one you have, because the longer copy of the act is the one that shows parents.
Example order
Both directions
The same rate per page, both directions.
The other way too
TranslatingEnglishFrench (Canadian)Same rate per page
Native name
Français canadien
Latin script, read left to right.
French (Canadian) certified
$12.50
a page, up to 350 words
To or from English. Denser files are $0.05 a word. The quote decides for you.
French (Canadian) records
Each checked against the French (Canadian) original.
Checked against the French (Canadian) original
In reviewYour document
See your French (Canadian) price on this page.
Documents
Pick the purpose and see the documents it usually needs, each with its price in French (Canadian).
Officers match names, dates and places across every record in the file. The same translator conventions run through all of them.
$12.50 a page in French (Canadian), to or from English, up to 350 words on a page. Denser files are $0.05 a word; the quote decides for you.
Questions
Certified French (Canadian) translation is $12.50 per page, to or from English ($0.05 a word when a page holds more than 350 words). The price changes with page count and delivery speed, not with the direction of the translation.
Certified translation
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Accepted by USCIS, courts and universities.
$12.50a page
Up to 350 words · signed PDF
