Individuals

[1ST level]

You are an individual and you need a certified translation.

All our translations are certified and notarized. This provides the highest level of translation certification for use in the U.S. It means also that an apostille can be obtained on our translations when requested by an authority in the receiving country or consulate.

3 easy steps

[2nd level]

[view samples, including long form/short form]

Birth Certificate

Translation of birth certificates, done by a reputable firm and followed by an affidavit of accuracy (or translation certification) are accepted in the US. Other countries most often accept translations that conform to the standards of the country where the translation originated.

Be aware that New York birth certificates come in two formats, a short form and a long form (see specimens).

The short-form birth certificate is essentially an extract of the long-form certificate. It is widely accepted as long as the parents’ names are mentioned. When an apostille is required, you need to request the long form birth certificate as well as a letter of exemplification (see Apostille for birth and death certificate). If an Apostille is requested on the translation (often a requirement for applications for dual citizenship by the Belgium and Italian Consulates as well as other authorities), the notarized translation can be apostilled (see Obtaining an Apostille for a translation).

[see Specimens]

• Specimen_short form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_long form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_New Jersey birth certificate_into Italian
• Specimen_Marseilles birth certificate_into English

Your translated document will look very much like the original including the translation of stamps and seals and the notation of signatures. We pay a particular attention to the look of the translated documents. A translation done with care that is complete and easy to read is a plus for any application.

Prenuptial Agreement

• Legal

Marriage Certificate

See Apostille for Marriage certificate, Getting Married in France and Getting Married in Bora Bora

Divorce

When one party in a U.S.-granted divorce is a French citizen, the latest requirements listed by the French Embassy is Washington DC requires translation into French of the divorce as well as an apostille on the translation for the divorce to be registered and officially recognized in France. (For instructions in French see: http://www.consulfrance-washington.org/IMG/pdf/divorce-2.pdf ). In our experience, a document, which attests that no appeal was filed must be translated as well (see Registration in France of a New York or New Jersey Judgment of Divorce).

Death Certificate

Same process as for a birth certificate.

Will and Testament

•  Legal.

Diploma and Grade Transcripts

•  Education

Immigration & Citizenship, Power of Attorney, Criminal Record, Tax Documents and other Documents: same process as above.

[testimonials]
“Simply the best in NYC! Lovely couple and efficient, high quality work. Will never go anywhere else!”
Allison D., Manahattan, NY

“Excellent service. They translated 5 documents in 48 hours for a very reasonable price. They also sent me some additional official copies in less than 2 hours after a very urgent and unexpected request from the emigration administration. Thanks to their reactivity, I got all the approvals all I was looking for without them I would have probably lost a few weeks in long and stressful administrative process. They are reactive. Service oriented and professional. I highly recommend them.”
Cyrille Carillon, Manahattan, NY

“A & R recently handled a document translation project for me and they did a great job. They were helpful on the phone explaining logistics and pricing, and they did the work based on document scans before confirming with hard copies, which really speed things up. The translations look fantastic, and they were legalize-able by the French Consulate a few blocks away, so if that's what you need to have done, this is the place you want to go.”
Melmoth K. Yardley, PA

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the amazing work you have done for us in such short notice. We are completely satisfied, and are looking forward to be working with you again.”
Nathalie Bastien, Preble-Rish, Inc

“My husband and I have used Ammon & Rousseau Translations on numerous occasions. We have always found Didier and Lenora to be extremely helpful, friendly, knowledgeable and informative, and willing to answer any questions we have. Our translations are always completed in a timely manner and mailed directly to our home. We will continue to use Ammon and Rousseau for any future translations we have. We highly recommend their services. Helpful. Friendly and knowledgeable.”
Mary G., Cherry Hill, NJ

“We have been using the services of A&R for years. They have always been extremely efficient, professional, and were always kind and accommodating. I recommend anyone to use them for any translations. ”
Alex Burger, Fairfield, CT

[clients]
Citysmooth
Columbus Consulting Group
Belgium Consulate
Agora Expat
Easy Expat

Europe USA
Expat US
Expatica

Individuals

[1ST level]

You are an individual and you need a certified translation.

All our translations are certified and notarized. This provides the highest level of translation certification for use in the U.S. It means also that an apostille can be obtained on our translations when requested by an authority in the receiving country or consulate.

3 easy steps

[2nd level]

[view samples, including long form/short form]

Birth Certificate

Translation of birth certificates, done by a reputable firm and followed by an affidavit of accuracy (or translation certification) are accepted in the US. Other countries most often accept translations that conform to the standards of the country where the translation originated.

Be aware that New York birth certificates come in two formats, a short form and a long form (see specimens).

The short-form birth certificate is essentially an extract of the long-form certificate. It is widely accepted as long as the parents’ names are mentioned. When an apostille is required, you need to request the long form birth certificate as well as a letter of exemplification (see Apostille for birth and death certificate). If an Apostille is requested on the translation (often a requirement for applications for dual citizenship by the Belgium and Italian Consulates as well as other authorities), the notarized translation can be apostilled (see Obtaining an Apostille for a translation).

[see Specimens]

• Specimen_short form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_long form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_New Jersey birth certificate_into Italian
• Specimen_Marseilles birth certificate_into English

Your translated document will look very much like the original including the translation of stamps and seals and the notation of signatures. We pay a particular attention to the look of the translated documents. A translation done with care that is complete and easy to read is a plus for any application.

Prenuptial Agreement

• Legal

Marriage Certificate

See Apostille for Marriage certificate, Getting Married in France and Getting Married in Bora Bora

Divorce

When one party in a U.S.-granted divorce is a French citizen, the latest requirements listed by the French Embassy is Washington DC requires translation into French of the divorce as well as an apostille on the translation for the divorce to be registered and officially recognized in France. (For instructions in French see: http://www.consulfrance-washington.org/IMG/pdf/divorce-2.pdf ). In our experience, a document, which attests that no appeal was filed must be translated as well (see Registration in France of a New York or New Jersey Judgment of Divorce).

Death Certificate

Same process as for a birth certificate.

Will and Testament

•  Legal.

Diploma and Grade Transcripts

•  Education

Immigration & Citizenship, Power of Attorney, Criminal Record, Tax Documents and other Documents: same process as above.

[Glossary - Terms in the Domain]

• Affidavit
• Affidavit of Accuracy
• Affidavit of Law & Custom
• Affidavit of Single Status
• Apostille
• Certificate of Non-Appeal
• Certified Translation
• Department of State
• Legalization of Signature
• Letter of Exemplification
• Long Form Birth Certificate
• Notaire
• Notary Public
• Notarized Translation
• Power of Attorney
• Service central de l’état civil de Nantes
• Short Form Birth certificate
• Traducteurs assermentés
• Vital Records

[Articles - We Inform]

• Declaration to Conserve Belgian Nationality
• Apostille for Birth or Death Certificates
• Apostille on a Translation
• Getting Married in France
• Getting Married in French Polynesia
• Vérification d’opposabilité d’un jugement de divorce rendu à l’étranger
• NY or NJ Registration of Divorce
• Walking Route to Obtain an Apostille in NYC.

[Forms]

• Affidavit of Single Status
• Apostille Request Form
• Application for a of a Death Record
• Birth Certificate Request Form
• Certificat de coutume template
• Letter of Exemplification for New York
• Mail Request for Marriage Records
• Lettre au Procureur de la République
• New York Death Certificate application
• New York Birth Certificate application
• New Jersey Certificate of Non-Appeal)
• New York Search Certificate (Certificate of Non-Appeal)
• Registration of a Divorce in France

[Articles - We Help (to come)]

• Apostille service
• Birth Certificate
• Getting Married in France
• Judgment of Divorce
• Death Certificate

[testimonials]
“Simply the best in NYC! Lovely couple and efficient, high quality work. Will never go anywhere else!”
Allison D., Manahattan, NY

“Excellent service. They translated 5 documents in 48 hours for a very reasonable price. They also sent me some additional official copies in less than 2 hours after a very urgent and unexpected request from the emigration administration. Thanks to their reactivity, I got all the approvals all I was looking for without them I would have probably lost a few weeks in long and stressful administrative process. They are reactive. Service oriented and professional. I highly recommend them.”
Cyrille Carillon, Manahattan, NY

“A & R recently handled a document translation project for me and they did a great job. They were helpful on the phone explaining logistics and pricing, and they did the work based on document scans before confirming with hard copies, which really speed things up. The translations look fantastic, and they were legalize-able by the French Consulate a few blocks away, so if that's what you need to have done, this is the place you want to go.”
Melmoth K. Yardley, PA

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the amazing work you have done for us in such short notice. We are completely satisfied, and are looking forward to be working with you again.”
Nathalie Bastien, Preble-Rish, Inc

“My husband and I have used Ammon & Rousseau Translations on numerous occasions. We have always found Didier and Lenora to be extremely helpful, friendly, knowledgeable and informative, and willing to answer any questions we have. Our translations are always completed in a timely manner and mailed directly to our home. We will continue to use Ammon and Rousseau for any future translations we have. We highly recommend their services. Helpful. Friendly and knowledgeable.”
Mary G., Cherry Hill, NJ

“We have been using the services of A&R for years. They have always been extremely efficient, professional, and were always kind and accommodating. I recommend anyone to use them for any translations. ”
Alex Burger, Fairfield, CT

[clients]
Citysmooth
Columbus Consulting Group
Belgium Consulate
Agora Expat
Easy Expat

Europe USA
Expat US
Expatica

[Glossary - Terms in the Domain]
Affidavit
Affidavit of Accuracy
Affidavit of Foreign Law
Affidavit of Kinship
Affidavit of Vital Status
Apostille
Back Translation
Certified Translation
Civil Action
Civil Law
Comity
Common Law
Criminal Action
Deposition
Devolution of Inheritance
Exequatur
Federal Law
Legal Opinion
Legalization of Signature
Notaire
Plain English
Plaintiff
Power of Attorney
Prenuptial Agreement
State Law
Summons
Traducteurs assermentés
Vital Records

[Resources - See We Inform]

• Civil Code
• Online Legal Dictionaries
• Print Legal Dictionaries
• French Legal Resources
• Canadian Legal Resources

[Articles - See We Help]

- Notarization of French or Spanish documents

- Apostille

[testimonials]

“You are wonderful!  I look forward to working with you again soon!!”

Marlene J., White & Case LLP

“I am associate attorney at the law firm Kellner, Herlihy, Getty, & Friedman, LLP in New York, Vice-President of the French American Bar Association and adjunct professor at Fordham University School of Law. Our firm entrusted legal translations to A&R and used their interpretation services for depositions. Their work gave us complete satisfaction. I can attest to Mr. Rousseau’s mastery of concepts, vocabulary and common law legal expression and their transposition into civil law.”

Thomas Vandenabeele, Kellner, Herlihy, Getty, & Friedman, LLP

“In 2014, Didier Rousseau helped with an important investigation and prosecution by the United States Department of Justice, by providing translations from the French language into English which were very helpful and highly professional. He showed on this occasion a fine knowledge of the American judicial system and great expertise in translating documents and records from the French language into English. I would not hesitate to call on his services again. Please do not hesitate to call me if you have any questions.”

Elisha J. K. – U.S. Department of Justice

“Competent and reactive.”

Valerie Wolfman, Esq

“Always my go-to translators.”

Nicole Montalette, Esq.

[testimonials]
US Department of Justice
Sullivan & Cromwell
Simpson & Thatcher
Shearman & Sterling
Sacks and Associates
Paul Hastings
Mcdonnell-Boehnen-Hulbert-Berghoff
Columbus Consulting Group – Immigration
Cahill
Borah Goldstein et al
Deborah Nilson

Ubifrance
Mission de Mauritanie,
Mission du Bénin
Mission Française
Valerie Wolfman
Belgium Consulate
French Consulate
WCS
LVMH
Bessemer Trust

Individuals

[1ST level]

You are an individual and you need a certified translation.

All our translations are certified and notarized. This provides the highest level of translation certification for use in the U.S. It means also that an apostille can be obtained on our translations when requested by an authority in the receiving country or consulate.

3 easy steps

[2nd level]

[view samples, including long form/short form]

Birth Certificate

Translation of birth certificates, done by a reputable firm and followed by an affidavit of accuracy (or translation certification) are accepted in the US. Other countries most often accept translations that conform to the standards of the country where the translation originated.

Be aware that New York birth certificates come in two formats, a short form and a long form (see specimens).

The short-form birth certificate is essentially an extract of the long-form certificate. It is widely accepted as long as the parents’ names are mentioned. When an apostille is required, you need to request the long form birth certificate as well as a letter of exemplification (see Apostille for birth and death certificate). If an Apostille is requested on the translation (often a requirement for applications for dual citizenship by the Belgium and Italian Consulates as well as other authorities), the notarized translation can be apostilled (see Obtaining an Apostille for a translation).

[see Specimens]

• Specimen_short form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_long form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_New Jersey birth certificate_into Italian
• Specimen_Marseilles birth certificate_into English

Your translated document will look very much like the original including the translation of stamps and seals and the notation of signatures. We pay a particular attention to the look of the translated documents. A translation done with care that is complete and easy to read is a plus for any application.

Prenuptial Agreement

• Legal

Marriage Certificate

See Apostille for Marriage certificate, Getting Married in France and Getting Married in Bora Bora

Divorce

When one party in a U.S.-granted divorce is a French citizen, the latest requirements listed by the French Embassy is Washington DC requires translation into French of the divorce as well as an apostille on the translation for the divorce to be registered and officially recognized in France. (For instructions in French see: http://www.consulfrance-washington.org/IMG/pdf/divorce-2.pdf ). In our experience, a document, which attests that no appeal was filed must be translated as well (see Registration in France of a New York or New Jersey Judgment of Divorce).

Death Certificate

Same process as for a birth certificate.

Will and Testament

•  Legal.

Diploma and Grade Transcripts

•  Education

Immigration & Citizenship, Power of Attorney, Criminal Record, Tax Documents and other Documents: same process as above.

[testimonials]
“Simply the best in NYC! Lovely couple and efficient, high quality work. Will never go anywhere else!”
Allison D., Manahattan, NY

“Excellent service. They translated 5 documents in 48 hours for a very reasonable price. They also sent me some additional official copies in less than 2 hours after a very urgent and unexpected request from the emigration administration. Thanks to their reactivity, I got all the approvals all I was looking for without them I would have probably lost a few weeks in long and stressful administrative process. They are reactive. Service oriented and professional. I highly recommend them.”
Cyrille Carillon, Manahattan, NY

“A & R recently handled a document translation project for me and they did a great job. They were helpful on the phone explaining logistics and pricing, and they did the work based on document scans before confirming with hard copies, which really speed things up. The translations look fantastic, and they were legalize-able by the French Consulate a few blocks away, so if that's what you need to have done, this is the place you want to go.”
Melmoth K. Yardley, PA

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the amazing work you have done for us in such short notice. We are completely satisfied, and are looking forward to be working with you again.”
Nathalie Bastien, Preble-Rish, Inc

“My husband and I have used Ammon & Rousseau Translations on numerous occasions. We have always found Didier and Lenora to be extremely helpful, friendly, knowledgeable and informative, and willing to answer any questions we have. Our translations are always completed in a timely manner and mailed directly to our home. We will continue to use Ammon and Rousseau for any future translations we have. We highly recommend their services. Helpful. Friendly and knowledgeable.”
Mary G., Cherry Hill, NJ

“We have been using the services of A&R for years. They have always been extremely efficient, professional, and were always kind and accommodating. I recommend anyone to use them for any translations. ”
Alex Burger, Fairfield, CT

[clients]
Citysmooth
Columbus Consulting Group
Belgium Consulate
Agora Expat
Easy Expat

Europe USA
Expat US
Expatica

Individuals

[1ST level]

You are an individual and you need a certified translation.

All our translations are certified and notarized. This provides the highest level of translation certification for use in the U.S. It means also that an apostille can be obtained on our translations when requested by an authority in the receiving country or consulate.

3 easy steps

[2nd level]

[view samples, including long form/short form]

Birth Certificate

Translation of birth certificates, done by a reputable firm and followed by an affidavit of accuracy (or translation certification) are accepted in the US. Other countries most often accept translations that conform to the standards of the country where the translation originated.

Be aware that New York birth certificates come in two formats, a short form and a long form (see specimens).

The short-form birth certificate is essentially an extract of the long-form certificate. It is widely accepted as long as the parents’ names are mentioned. When an apostille is required, you need to request the long form birth certificate as well as a letter of exemplification (see Apostille for birth and death certificate). If an Apostille is requested on the translation (often a requirement for applications for dual citizenship by the Belgium and Italian Consulates as well as other authorities), the notarized translation can be apostilled (see Obtaining an Apostille for a translation).

[see Specimens]

• Specimen_short form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_long form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_New Jersey birth certificate_into Italian
• Specimen_Marseilles birth certificate_into English

Your translated document will look very much like the original including the translation of stamps and seals and the notation of signatures. We pay a particular attention to the look of the translated documents. A translation done with care that is complete and easy to read is a plus for any application.

Prenuptial Agreement

• Legal

Marriage Certificate

See Apostille for Marriage certificate, Getting Married in France and Getting Married in Bora Bora

Divorce

When one party in a U.S.-granted divorce is a French citizen, the latest requirements listed by the French Embassy is Washington DC requires translation into French of the divorce as well as an apostille on the translation for the divorce to be registered and officially recognized in France. (For instructions in French see: http://www.consulfrance-washington.org/IMG/pdf/divorce-2.pdf ). In our experience, a document, which attests that no appeal was filed must be translated as well (see Registration in France of a New York or New Jersey Judgment of Divorce).

Death Certificate

Same process as for a birth certificate.

Will and Testament

•  Legal.

Diploma and Grade Transcripts

•  Education

Immigration & Citizenship, Power of Attorney, Criminal Record, Tax Documents and other Documents: same process as above.

[Glossary - Terms in the Domain]

• Affidavit
• Affidavit of Accuracy
• Affidavit of Law & Custom
• Affidavit of Single Status
• Apostille
• Certificate of Non-Appeal
• Certified Translation
• Department of State
• Legalization of Signature
• Letter of Exemplification
• Long Form Birth Certificate
• Notaire
• Notary Public
• Notarized Translation
• Power of Attorney
• Service central de l’état civil de Nantes
• Short Form Birth certificate
• Traducteurs assermentés
• Vital Records

[Articles - We Inform]

• Declaration to Conserve Belgian Nationality
• Apostille for Birth or Death Certificates
• Apostille on a Translation
• Getting Married in France
• Getting Married in French Polynesia
• Vérification d’opposabilité d’un jugement de divorce rendu à l’étranger
• NY or NJ Registration of Divorce
• Walking Route to Obtain an Apostille in NYC.

[Forms]

• Affidavit of Single Status
• Apostille Request Form
• Application for a of a Death Record
• Birth Certificate Request Form
• Certificat de coutume template
• Letter of Exemplification for New York
• Mail Request for Marriage Records
• Lettre au Procureur de la République
• New York Death Certificate application
• New York Birth Certificate application
• New Jersey Certificate of Non-Appeal)
• New York Search Certificate (Certificate of Non-Appeal)
• Registration of a Divorce in France

[Articles - We Help (to come)]

• Apostille service
• Birth Certificate
• Getting Married in France
• Judgment of Divorce
• Death Certificate

[testimonials]
“Simply the best in NYC! Lovely couple and efficient, high quality work. Will never go anywhere else!”
Allison D., Manahattan, NY

“Excellent service. They translated 5 documents in 48 hours for a very reasonable price. They also sent me some additional official copies in less than 2 hours after a very urgent and unexpected request from the emigration administration. Thanks to their reactivity, I got all the approvals all I was looking for without them I would have probably lost a few weeks in long and stressful administrative process. They are reactive. Service oriented and professional. I highly recommend them.”
Cyrille Carillon, Manahattan, NY

“A & R recently handled a document translation project for me and they did a great job. They were helpful on the phone explaining logistics and pricing, and they did the work based on document scans before confirming with hard copies, which really speed things up. The translations look fantastic, and they were legalize-able by the French Consulate a few blocks away, so if that's what you need to have done, this is the place you want to go.”
Melmoth K. Yardley, PA

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the amazing work you have done for us in such short notice. We are completely satisfied, and are looking forward to be working with you again.”
Nathalie Bastien, Preble-Rish, Inc

“My husband and I have used Ammon & Rousseau Translations on numerous occasions. We have always found Didier and Lenora to be extremely helpful, friendly, knowledgeable and informative, and willing to answer any questions we have. Our translations are always completed in a timely manner and mailed directly to our home. We will continue to use Ammon and Rousseau for any future translations we have. We highly recommend their services. Helpful. Friendly and knowledgeable.”
Mary G., Cherry Hill, NJ

“We have been using the services of A&R for years. They have always been extremely efficient, professional, and were always kind and accommodating. I recommend anyone to use them for any translations. ”
Alex Burger, Fairfield, CT

[clients]
Citysmooth
Columbus Consulting Group
Belgium Consulate
Agora Expat
Easy Expat

Europe USA
Expat US
Expatica

[Glossary - Terms in the Domain]
Affidavit
Affidavit of Accuracy
Affidavit of Foreign Law
Affidavit of Kinship
Affidavit of Vital Status
Apostille
Back Translation
Certified Translation
Civil Action
Civil Law
Comity
Common Law
Criminal Action
Deposition
Devolution of Inheritance
Exequatur
Federal Law
Legal Opinion
Legalization of Signature
Notaire
Plain English
Plaintiff
Power of Attorney
Prenuptial Agreement
State Law
Summons
Traducteurs assermentés
Vital Records

[Resources - See We Inform]

• Civil Code
• Online Legal Dictionaries
• Print Legal Dictionaries
• French Legal Resources
• Canadian Legal Resources

[Articles - See We Help]

- Notarization of French or Spanish documents

- Apostille

[testimonials]

“You are wonderful!  I look forward to working with you again soon!!”

Marlene J., White & Case LLP

“I am associate attorney at the law firm Kellner, Herlihy, Getty, & Friedman, LLP in New York, Vice-President of the French American Bar Association and adjunct professor at Fordham University School of Law. Our firm entrusted legal translations to A&R and used their interpretation services for depositions. Their work gave us complete satisfaction. I can attest to Mr. Rousseau’s mastery of concepts, vocabulary and common law legal expression and their transposition into civil law.”

Thomas Vandenabeele, Kellner, Herlihy, Getty, & Friedman, LLP

“In 2014, Didier Rousseau helped with an important investigation and prosecution by the United States Department of Justice, by providing translations from the French language into English which were very helpful and highly professional. He showed on this occasion a fine knowledge of the American judicial system and great expertise in translating documents and records from the French language into English. I would not hesitate to call on his services again. Please do not hesitate to call me if you have any questions.”

Elisha J. K. – U.S. Department of Justice

“Competent and reactive.”

Valerie Wolfman, Esq

“Always my go-to translators.”

Nicole Montalette, Esq.

[clients]
US Department of Justice
Sullivan & Cromwell
Simpson & Thatcher
Shearman & Sterling
Sacks and Associates
Paul Hastings
Mcdonnell-Boehnen-Hulbert-Berghoff
Columbus Consulting Group – Immigration
Cahill
Borah Goldstein et al
Deborah Nilson

Ubifrance
Mission de Mauritanie,
Mission du Bénin
Mission Française
Valerie Wolfman
Belgium Consulate
French Consulate
WCS
LVMH
Bessemer Trust

Individuals

[1ST level]

You are an individual and you need a certified translation.

All our translations are certified and notarized. This provides the highest level of translation certification for use in the U.S. It means also that an apostille can be obtained on our translations when requested by an authority in the receiving country or consulate.

3 easy steps

[2nd level]

[view samples, including long form/short form]

Birth Certificate

Translation of birth certificates, done by a reputable firm and followed by an affidavit of accuracy (or translation certification) are accepted in the US. Other countries most often accept translations that conform to the standards of the country where the translation originated.

Be aware that New York birth certificates come in two formats, a short form and a long form (see specimens).

The short-form birth certificate is essentially an extract of the long-form certificate. It is widely accepted as long as the parents’ names are mentioned. When an apostille is required, you need to request the long form birth certificate as well as a letter of exemplification (see Apostille for birth and death certificate). If an Apostille is requested on the translation (often a requirement for applications for dual citizenship by the Belgium and Italian Consulates as well as other authorities), the notarized translation can be apostilled (see Obtaining an Apostille for a translation).

[see Specimens]

• Specimen_short form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_long form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_New Jersey birth certificate_into Italian
• Specimen_Marseilles birth certificate_into English

Your translated document will look very much like the original including the translation of stamps and seals and the notation of signatures. We pay a particular attention to the look of the translated documents. A translation done with care that is complete and easy to read is a plus for any application.

Prenuptial Agreement

• Legal

Marriage Certificate

See Apostille for Marriage certificate, Getting Married in France and Getting Married in Bora Bora

Divorce

When one party in a U.S.-granted divorce is a French citizen, the latest requirements listed by the French Embassy is Washington DC requires translation into French of the divorce as well as an apostille on the translation for the divorce to be registered and officially recognized in France. (For instructions in French see: http://www.consulfrance-washington.org/IMG/pdf/divorce-2.pdf ). In our experience, a document, which attests that no appeal was filed must be translated as well (see Registration in France of a New York or New Jersey Judgment of Divorce).

Death Certificate

Same process as for a birth certificate.

Will and Testament

•  Legal.

Diploma and Grade Transcripts

•  Education

Immigration & Citizenship, Power of Attorney, Criminal Record, Tax Documents and other Documents: same process as above.

[Glossary - Terms in the Domain]
Affidavit
Affidavit of Accuracy
Affidavit of Law & Custom
Affidavit of Single Status
Apostille
Certificate of Non-Appeal
Certified Translation
Department of State
Legalization of Signature
Letter of Exemplification
Long Form Birth Certificate
Notaire
Notary Public
Notarized Translation
Power of Attorney
Service central de l’état civil de Nantes
Short Form Birth certificate
Traducteurs assermentés
Vital Records

[Articles - We Inform]

• Declaration to Conserve Belgian Nationality
• Apostille for Birth or Death Certificates
• Apostille on a Translation
• Getting Married in France
• Getting Married in French Polynesia
• Vérification d’opposabilité d’un jugement de divorce rendu à l’étranger
• NY or NJ Registration of Divorce
• Walking Route to Obtain an Apostille in NYC.

[Forms]

• Affidavit of Single Status
• Apostille Request Form
• Application for a of a Death Record
• Birth Certificate Request Form
• Certificat de coutume template
• Letter of Exemplification for New York
• Mail Request for Marriage Records
• Lettre au Procureur de la République
• New York Death Certificate application
• New York Birth Certificate application
• New Jersey Certificate of Non-Appeal)
• New York Search Certificate (Certificate of Non-Appeal)
• Registration of a Divorce in France

[Articles - We Help (to come)]

• Apostille service
• Birth Certificate
• Getting Married in France
• Judgment of Divorce

• Death Certificate

[testimonials]
“Simply the best in NYC! Lovely couple and efficient, high quality work. Will never go anywhere else!”
Allison D., Manahattan, NY

“Excellent service. They translated 5 documents in 48 hours for a very reasonable price. They also sent me some additional official copies in less than 2 hours after a very urgent and unexpected request from the emigration administration. Thanks to their reactivity, I got all the approvals all I was looking for without them I would have probably lost a few weeks in long and stressful administrative process. They are reactive. Service oriented and professional. I highly recommend them.”
Cyrille Carillon, Manahattan, NY

“A & R recently handled a document translation project for me and they did a great job. They were helpful on the phone explaining logistics and pricing, and they did the work based on document scans before confirming with hard copies, which really speed things up. The translations look fantastic, and they were legalize-able by the French Consulate a few blocks away, so if that's what you need to have done, this is the place you want to go.”
Melmoth K. Yardley, PA

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the amazing work you have done for us in such short notice. We are completely satisfied, and are looking forward to be working with you again.”
Nathalie Bastien, Preble-Rish, Inc

“My husband and I have used Ammon & Rousseau Translations on numerous occasions. We have always found Didier and Lenora to be extremely helpful, friendly, knowledgeable and informative, and willing to answer any questions we have. Our translations are always completed in a timely manner and mailed directly to our home. We will continue to use Ammon and Rousseau for any future translations we have. We highly recommend their services. Helpful. Friendly and knowledgeable.”
Mary G., Cherry Hill, NJ

“We have been using the services of A&R for years. They have always been extremely efficient, professional, and were always kind and accommodating. I recommend anyone to use them for any translations. ”
Alex Burger, Fairfield, CT

[clients]
Citysmooth
Columbus Consulting Group
Belgium Consulate
Agora Expat
Easy Expat

Europe USA
Expat US
Expatica

Individuals

[1ST level]

You are an individual and you need a certified translation.

All our translations are certified and notarized. This provides the highest level of translation certification for use in the U.S. It means also that an apostille can be obtained on our translations when requested by an authority in the receiving country or consulate.

3 easy steps

[2nd level]

[view samples, including long form/short form]

Birth Certificate

Translation of birth certificates, done by a reputable firm and followed by an affidavit of accuracy (or translation certification) are accepted in the US. Other countries most often accept translations that conform to the standards of the country where the translation originated.

Be aware that New York birth certificates come in two formats, a short form and a long form (see specimens).

The short-form birth certificate is essentially an extract of the long-form certificate. It is widely accepted as long as the parents’ names are mentioned. When an apostille is required, you need to request the long form birth certificate as well as a letter of exemplification (see Apostille for birth and death certificate). If an Apostille is requested on the translation (often a requirement for applications for dual citizenship by the Belgium and Italian Consulates as well as other authorities), the notarized translation can be apostilled (see Obtaining an Apostille for a translation).

[see Specimens]

• Specimen_short form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_long form New York birth certificate_into French
• Specimen_New Jersey birth certificate_into Italian
• Specimen_Marseilles birth certificate_into English

Your translated document will look very much like the original including the translation of stamps and seals and the notation of signatures. We pay a particular attention to the look of the translated documents. A translation done with care that is complete and easy to read is a plus for any application.

Prenuptial Agreement

• Legal

Marriage Certificate

See Apostille for Marriage certificate, Getting Married in France and Getting Married in Bora Bora

Divorce

When one party in a U.S.-granted divorce is a French citizen, the latest requirements listed by the French Embassy is Washington DC requires translation into French of the divorce as well as an apostille on the translation for the divorce to be registered and officially recognized in France. (For instructions in French see: http://www.consulfrance-washington.org/IMG/pdf/divorce-2.pdf ). In our experience, a document, which attests that no appeal was filed must be translated as well (see Registration in France of a New York or New Jersey Judgment of Divorce).

Death Certificate

Same process as for a birth certificate.

Will and Testament

•  Legal.

Diploma and Grade Transcripts

•  Education

Immigration & Citizenship, Power of Attorney, Criminal Record, Tax Documents and other Documents: same process as above.

[Glossary - Terms in the Domain]

• Affidavit
• Affidavit of Accuracy
• Affidavit of Law & Custom
• Affidavit of Single Status
• Apostille
• Certificate of Non-Appeal
• Certified Translation
• Department of State
• Legalization of Signature
• Letter of Exemplification
• Long Form Birth Certificate
• Notaire
• Notary Public
• Notarized Translation
• Power of Attorney
• Service central de l’état civil de Nantes
• Short Form Birth certificate
• Traducteurs assermentés
• Vital Records

[Articles - We Inform]

• Declaration to Conserve Belgian Nationality
• Apostille for Birth or Death Certificates
• Apostille on a Translation
• Getting Married in France
• Getting Married in French Polynesia
• Vérification d’opposabilité d’un jugement de divorce rendu à l’étranger
• NY or NJ Registration of Divorce
• Walking Route to Obtain an Apostille in NYC.

[Forms]

• Affidavit of Single Status
• Apostille Request Form
• Application for a of a Death Record
• Birth Certificate Request Form
• Certificat de coutume template
• Letter of Exemplification for New York
• Mail Request for Marriage Records
• Lettre au Procureur de la République
• New York Death Certificate application
• New York Birth Certificate application
• New Jersey Certificate of Non-Appeal)
• New York Search Certificate (Certificate of Non-Appeal)
• Registration of a Divorce in France

[Articles - We Help (to come)]

• Apostille service
• Birth Certificate
• Getting Married in France
• Judgment of Divorce
• Death Certificate

[testimonials]
“Simply the best in NYC! Lovely couple and efficient, high quality work. Will never go anywhere else!”
Allison D., Manahattan, NY

“Excellent service. They translated 5 documents in 48 hours for a very reasonable price. They also sent me some additional official copies in less than 2 hours after a very urgent and unexpected request from the emigration administration. Thanks to their reactivity, I got all the approvals all I was looking for without them I would have probably lost a few weeks in long and stressful administrative process. They are reactive. Service oriented and professional. I highly recommend them.”
Cyrille Carillon, Manahattan, NY

“A & R recently handled a document translation project for me and they did a great job. They were helpful on the phone explaining logistics and pricing, and they did the work based on document scans before confirming with hard copies, which really speed things up. The translations look fantastic, and they were legalize-able by the French Consulate a few blocks away, so if that's what you need to have done, this is the place you want to go.”
Melmoth K. Yardley, PA

“I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the amazing work you have done for us in such short notice. We are completely satisfied, and are looking forward to be working with you again.”
Nathalie Bastien, Preble-Rish, Inc

“My husband and I have used Ammon & Rousseau Translations on numerous occasions. We have always found Didier and Lenora to be extremely helpful, friendly, knowledgeable and informative, and willing to answer any questions we have. Our translations are always completed in a timely manner and mailed directly to our home. We will continue to use Ammon and Rousseau for any future translations we have. We highly recommend their services. Helpful. Friendly and knowledgeable.”
Mary G., Cherry Hill, NJ

“We have been using the services of A&R for years. They have always been extremely efficient, professional, and were always kind and accommodating. I recommend anyone to use them for any translations. ”
Alex Burger, Fairfield, CT

[clients]
Citysmooth
Columbus Consulting Group
Belgium Consulate
Agora Expat
Easy Expat

Europe USA
Expat US
Expatica