Farsi → English
Certified Farsi-to-English translations for USCIS, WES, courts, universities, and other official uses.
Ready within 24 hours
Farsi expertise
Word-for-word, same structure
RTL layout · Solar Hijri dates · booklet records · seals
Certified package
Signed and Stamped Certificate of Accuracy
Letterhead · translator signature · company stamp
We check your files and confirm the total before you pay
If your records are in Farsi and you are filing with USCIS, a U.S. court, or a university, you need Farsi translation services that include every visible element from the source document.
Every Farsi file is assigned to a native Farsi speaker, and your certified Farsi translation is handled by a specialist in civil records, legal documents, and academic credential workflows.
Farsi to English translation is detail-sensitive: the source is written right to left, Iranian records often use Solar Hijri dates, and booklet-format shenasnameh documents require every page, note, and seal to be translated rather than summarized.
Matched to your language pair and document type.
On company letterhead with translator credentials.
Complete translation of everything visible in the source.
Objective translation errors are corrected at no cost.
Included for most 1–3 page orders.
Translation-related rejection: free revision, then refund.
Searchable, email-ready, and print-ready.
Farsi-language documents are most frequently submitted with Form I-485 (Adjustment of Status), Form I-130 (Petition for Alien Relative), Form N-400 (Application for Naturalization), and Form I-751 (Petition to Remove Conditions on Residence).
Farsi birth certificate translation is one of the most common request types for USCIS petitions and identity-verification workflows.
Signed & stamped Certificate of Accuracy
Word-for-word · exact structure preserved
Farsi diploma translation is often required for admissions, licensing, and employment verification.
Signed & stamped Certificate of Accuracy
Word-for-word · exact structure preserved
Academic supporting records require line-level translation of courses, grades, institutional headers, and annexes.
Signed & stamped Certificate of Accuracy
Word-for-word · exact structure preserved
Farsi translation quality for official use depends on right-to-left formatting, calendar conversion, and exact identity handling across booklet and court records. These are the issues that most often affect acceptance.
Farsi uses a modified Arabic script written right to left, but its spelling and vocabulary are not interchangeable with Arabic.
If the translator treats Farsi as generic Arabic-script text, names, headings, and legal terms can be rendered incorrectly in English output.
We translate from the Farsi source system first and then align final identity spelling with passport evidence where required.
Iranian public documents often use the Solar Hijri calendar rather than the Gregorian calendar or the Islamic Hijri calendar.
If the original date is converted carelessly or not noted at all, the translated packet can create confusion about the actual event date.
We preserve the original date reference and provide the Gregorian equivalent in a consistent translation format.
A shenasnameh or similar civil booklet is not a single-page certificate.
If only the cover or the first page is translated, the packet can miss marriages, divorces, amendments, or other identity-relevant notes.
We translate every relevant page, stamp, note, and amendment line before certification.
Afghan Dari documents may use vocabulary or administrative terms that differ from Iranian usage even when the underlying language family is shared.
If those differences are ignored, legal or educational terminology can be flattened into the wrong context.
We identify whether the source is Iranian Farsi or Afghan Dari and translate the record with the right terminology.
Upload scans, photos, or PDFs of your Farsi records. If pages are booklet-format, handwritten, or include stamps, side notes, or attachments, send every page so readability can be confirmed before translation starts.
Your file is assigned to a native Farsi translator matched to document type and official-use context. We do not route high-stakes civil, legal, or academic records to general translators outside this language pair.
We translate all visible content including text, seals, signatures, annotations, and structured fields. Right-to-left layout is interpreted accurately, Solar Hijri dates are checked carefully, and booklet pages are translated in full before certification. You receive a signed Certificate of Accuracy with your final translation.
A second native Farsi reviewer verifies names, dates, transliteration, document numbers, Dari-versus-Iranian terminology, and completeness. This review stage catches subtle issues that commonly trigger official follow-up requests.
Certified PDF delivery is typically completed within 24 hours for standard files. Expedited turnaround and hard-copy mailing are available when your deadline is tight.
Secure Process
100% Confidentiality
Your files are transmitted over 256-bit SSL encryption. We never use Google Translate, DeepL, or any machine translation tool for official documents. Files are deleted within 30 days, or sooner on request.
“They translated my Farsi birth booklet and marriage record with every stamp and date handled correctly. USCIS accepted everything on first submission.”
Neda M.
Irvine, CA • Birth + Marriage Records • USCIS family petition
January 2026 on Google
“My diploma and transcript translation for credential evaluation was clear and accurate. They explained the degree titles correctly and the evaluator accepted it without revisions.”
Farid T.
Austin, TX • Diploma + Transcript • Credential evaluation
December 2025 on Trustpilot
“Fast and complete translation of Farsi court and civil records with booklet notes and seals. Our attorney approved the packet immediately.”
Leila D.
New York, NY • Civil + Court Records • Legal filing
November 2025 on BBB
“They caught one date-format issue and one passport spelling mismatch before delivery. That saved us from a confusing filing.”
Arman K.
Seattle, WA • Passport + Civil Records • Green card application
October 2025 on Google
Farsi is one of our steadier Middle Eastern language pairs. Our workflow includes Solar Hijri date checks, right-to-left formatting review, and booklet-page completeness QA before certification. We cover immigration, legal, and academic records from Iran and Afghan Dari record sets, including Farsi birth certificate translation, Farsi diploma translation, court records, and transcript packets.
Our Farsi translation services are processed with right-to-left review, Solar Hijri date checks, and booklet-page completeness QA before certification. This reduces avoidable USCIS and evaluator follow-up requests.
Most current Farsi requests involve civil, identity, legal, and academic records issued in Iran for immigration and official U.S. use, and Farsi birth certificate translation remains one of the most common packet types.
As of 28 February 2026, Iran does not appear in the HCCH Apostille Convention status table or the HCCH competent authorities list for the Apostille Convention, so Iranian public documents generally follow embassy, consular, or receiving-authority-specific legalization steps rather than apostille.
That legalization context does not replace certified translation: USCIS, courts, and universities still require a complete English translation of right-to-left text, Solar Hijri dates, booklet pages, seals, and annotations.
If you are filing in more than one destination, confirm whether you need translation only, translation plus legalization, or another authentication chain before submission.
Some Farsi-language packets also include Afghan Dari civil, court, and school records, especially when one family file contains documents from more than one country.
As of 28 February 2026, Afghanistan also does not appear in the HCCH Apostille Convention status table or the HCCH competent authorities list for the Apostille Convention, so Afghan public documents usually follow embassy, consular, or destination-specific legalization instead of apostille.
Dari terminology can differ from Iranian usage, so legal and educational wording should be translated in the right country context rather than normalized to Iranian Farsi.
If your packet includes both Iranian and Afghan records, upload them together so names, dates, and terminology can be reviewed once across the full set.
Our Farsi translation services use the same $24.95/page base rate as every other supported language. No language-based surcharges.
Optional add-ons
Exact price is confirmed after document review and before payment.
Many certified translation providers charge $30-$60 per page. Our certified Farsi translation workflow at $24.95 includes the Certificate of Accuracy, unlimited revisions, and USCIS acceptance guarantee.
Google Translate and DeepL often mishandle right-to-left formatting, date context, and administrative wording on official Farsi documents.
A common failure is converting a Solar Hijri date inconsistently or missing a seal line in a booklet-format record while producing English that no longer matches the source layout.
These errors can trigger a USCIS RFE (Request for Evidence), so we use native human translators and second-pass native QA on every certified file.
A bilingual friend or family member may understand the record, but that does not create the independent certified translation USCIS and many institutions expect.
Informal translation usually omits a compliant Certificate of Accuracy and misses packet-level checks for date conversion, booklet completeness, and RTL formatting.
Every delivery includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy prepared for official submissions and reviewed for record-to-record consistency.
Farsi civil records often continue across more than one page, especially when the document is booklet-format.
If only the first page is translated, the packet can omit marriages, divorces, corrections, or identity updates.
We require full visible-content translation of every relevant page, note, and amendment line.
Date conversion is not just arithmetic; it must preserve what appears on the source record and how it is interpreted in English.
If the original Solar Hijri date disappears, reviewers may not be able to reconcile the translation with the source document.
We preserve the original date reference and provide a consistent Gregorian equivalent in the translation.
Iranian Farsi and Afghan Dari overlap, but official vocabulary and document conventions can differ.
If the translator normalizes them into one generic register, legal or academic terminology can shift out of country context.
We identify the issuing country first and translate the record with the correct terminology for that document system.
USCIS expects complete translation plus a signed certification statement from a competent translator.
Text-only translation without compliant certification language can cause avoidable filing delays or rejection by the receiving authority.
Every delivery includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy prepared for official submissions.
Submitting your Farsi documents to a specific country? Check translation requirements by country
Your Farsi documents are translated by native Farsi speakers with right-to-left review, Solar Hijri date checks, and full certification support.
We handle civil, legal, and academic records for USCIS, courts, and universities with fast turnaround and strong two-person QA.
Start your order now or call to confirm requirements before payment.
Tariq Al-Hassan
Native Arabic speaker · Senior team translator • Language pair: Farsi <> English
