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Tariq Al-Hassan

Tariq Al-Hassan

Middle Eastern Legal & Academic Translator

USCIS Quality Assured
Reviewer on 5 published guides

Covers Arabic legal and academic records: right-to-left layouts rebuilt for English readers, Hijri dates converted and shown alongside Gregorian, seals and margin notes transcribed rather than skipped.

LanguagesArabic ↔ English, French ↔ English
Experience11 Years
Processed7,500+
GuaranteeRevise or Refund
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Professional Background

Tariq covers Arabic legal and academic records, and his work is as much reconstruction as translation: right-to-left layouts rebuilt for English readers, Hijri dates converted and shown alongside Gregorian, seals, margin notes, and attestation chains transcribed rather than summarized. Eleven years across Middle Eastern and North African documents — from Moroccan civil records to Gulf academic files — taught him that the stamp in the corner is often the part the reviewing officer cares about most.

Education

  • MA in Translation, American University of Beirut

Credentials & Quality

  • Arabic & French translator
  • Right-to-left layout reconstruction
  • Strict adherence to USCIS & academic standards
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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can you translate Arabic marriage contracts from Sharia courts?
Yes. Sharia court marriage contracts (عقد الزواج) use specialized Islamic legal terminology — including mahr (dowry), wali (guardian), and conditions stipulated under Islamic family law. I translate these with precise legal equivalents so that U.S. courts and USCIS understand the document in full legal context, not just literal translation.
Do you handle documents that are bilingual Arabic and French?
Yes. Many official documents from Lebanon, Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria are issued in both Arabic and French. I translate both language components and ensure consistency between them. This is common with birth certificates, university transcripts, and civil status documents from Francophone MENA countries.
How do you handle right-to-left Arabic formatting?
Arabic documents read right-to-left and often include calligraphic seals, stamps, and handwritten annotations. I translate all visible text — including marginalia and official stamps — and format the English translation so that each element maps clearly to the original. This allows USCIS officers and evaluators to cross-reference both documents without confusion.
Can you translate academic records from Middle Eastern universities?
Yes. I regularly translate university transcripts, diplomas, and degree certificates from institutions across the Gulf states, Levant, and North Africa. Each country's grading system and degree nomenclature differs — I include contextual notes when needed so credential evaluators like WES and ECE can accurately assess equivalency.
How long does an Arabic document translation take?
Single-page documents like birth or marriage certificates are typically completed within 24 hours. Multi-page academic transcripts or legal proceedings take 2–4 business days. Arabic documents with dense handwriting or complex seals may require additional time. Rush delivery is available.
How much does a certified Arabic translation cost?
Certified translations start at $24.95 per page. Arabic documents are priced at the same rate regardless of script complexity. Every translation includes a signed Certificate of Accuracy, formatting that meets USCIS and WES standards, and unlimited revisions.
"Tariq translated my Lebanese marriage contract and university transcript for my green card application. He understood both the Arabic legal terms and the French annotations perfectly. USCIS accepted everything immediately."
H
Hassan M.
Green Card Applicant

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