According to a study done by LiveScience, the following states have the highest number of immigrants: California (9,859,027) New York (4,236,768) Texas (3,887,224) Florida (3,391,511) Illinois (1,782,423) Although, we have mostly heard of Arizona passing controversial laws against illegal immigrats, this state’s position is #8. So, what influences people to immigrate to those specific states, above …
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What is a Certified Translation? 0
So, you have a document in your native language and were asked to provide a certified translation for it. You are not sure what that looks like, and that is how you ended up visiting this blog post. A certified translation is simply the translation of your document into a target language, which contains a …
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Tips for your Birth Certificate Translation 0
Birth Certificates are one of the most important documents for all immigration related matters. Whatever country you were born at, they probably extended a form of birth certificate to your parents or legal guardian. Birth Certificates have the person’s name spelled out (not just initials or nicknames), place of birth, date of birth, name of …
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5 Tips for your Immigration Interview in Boston 0
Most of these apply if you live anywhere in the United States, so feel free to pass them along to relatives in cities. 1. Be punctual – be present 20-30 minutes before your interview appointment. The address is: John F. Kennedy Federal Building Government Center, Room E-160 Boston, MA 02203 2. The John F. …
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4 Reasons to Hire a Professional Interpreter for your Immigration Interview 0
Congratulations! You finally got your interview, but if you are a bit unsure about your English skills, it is a good idea to bring an interpreter with you. You may proceed without one, but you want to to feel confident that your answers are being transmitted with clarity. It is a good idea to bring …
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7 Facts on the Growing Hispanic Population in the U.S. and the Benefits of Translation 0
Here are 7 facts to show you why today it is more important than ever to translate your document, materials and website into Spanish, if you want to become a leader in your industry. 1. 50 million million -> The estimated Hispanic population of the United States, making people of Hispanic origin the nation’s largest ethnic or …
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Is Your Medical Interpreting and Translations Provider Compliant with the Joint Commission? 0
The Joint Commission’s mission is “to improve health care for the public, in collaboration with other stakeholders, by evaluating health care organizations and inspiring them to excel in providing safe and effective care of the highest quality and value”. They are aware that today, more U.S. residents speak languages other than English, and clear communication …
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Translating Your Documents in Preparation for Adoption 0
If you stumbled upon this blog post, you are probably in, or have started the process, of adopting a child from a foreign country. Congratulations to you! What a wonderful journey you have are on. You know better than anyone that the process can be long and intense, so it is better to be prepared …
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Translation of Immigration Documents 0
Whether you are applying for a green card, citizenship, a study abroad program or any other type of visa, it is important that you are prepared with all the documents that will be requested to prove your identity and your background. You can find most forms that are required from the United States government, or other …
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GOP Front runners 2012 Position on Immigration 0
The United States as a country was founded by immigrants, and it is fueled by them. Immigrants did the work that others did not want to do; they brought knowledge, money and/or expertise to lay a foundation of what today we know as the United States of America. Even though legal immigration, of entrepreneurs and …
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