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There are many reasons why you may decide to come to the U.S. You may have been offered an employment opportunity that was too good to be true which no sensible person could ever refuse. You may have been exploring better opportunities for your family and a great job opportunity appeared very close to the horizon.

If you decide to leave your country of origin, except for a vacation or for short visit, you will need to take your birth certificate with you as it is required for any matte related to immigration. This could include applying for a work visa or green card in the U.S. and if you are already a permanent resident you will need it if you are sponsoring your parents' visitor visa or any other relative that is intent on visiting you in the U.S.

If you received a diploma, degree or certificate for a course pursued in another country and it is not in English and you need it for education, employment or immigration into the United States an official diploma translation into English will be required before it's accepted.

For example, if you are applying for a Masters course in a U.S. university but a diploma or undergraduate course has been completed in a non-English speaking country, you will be required to get the documents translated into English before the educational institution will accept them as an entry qualification into any of their courses.

If you possess an important document that is written in your native language other than English, you will be required to submit the document in English when immigrating to the United States. You may also need to have the document translated when using it in a court or applying to a university.

It is recommended that you use a reputable translation service with experience in translating these vital records to insure that the document will be accepted.An individual who is fluent in both English and your language can do a general document translation. The original document should accompany the translated document when processing your visa application.

It is common for anyone considering moving to the U.S. to live, work or study to provide a number of important documents for evaluation. If the originals are in anything other than English these are normally required to be translated as well as be accompanied by a certification which confirms that the translation is an accurate version of the original.