About 9.6% of Wisconsin residents age 5 and older, roughly 545,000 people, speak a language other than English at home, according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2024 American Community Survey, and the state’s manufacturing, healthcare, and education sectors generate steady demand for professional language services.
We deliver every engagement in this market as a full-service translation agency that has worked across 50+ language pairs since 2002.
Whether you are filing immigration paperwork in Milwaukee, submitting academic credentials in Madison, or closing a cross-border deal in Green Bay, we deliver certified translations prepared for USCIS, Wisconsin courts, universities, and government agencies statewide. The receiving body makes the final decision on acceptance. Alongside written work, expert interpreting services are available to clients in Wisconsin for meetings with European trade delegations and consular staff. We also arrange apostilles for documents issued in Wisconsin: our US apostille support covers the step with the state's designated authority, usually the Secretary of State, followed by the certified translation.
Our Wisconsin translation team handles official and business documents of every kind. For individuals, that means birth certificates, marriage licenses, academic transcripts, personal identification documents, immigration forms, and medical records. For USCIS filings, we provide a certified translation with the signed certificate of accuracy the agency asks for.
Wisconsin's population includes large communities of Spanish, Chinese, German, and Hmong speakers, along with growing populations speaking Arabic, Russian, and Vietnamese. Our network of native translators covers 50+ languages, including French, Polish, Korean, Japanese, and Portuguese. Rare language pairs are available on request.
Courts, USCIS, and university admissions offices typically require certified translations with a signed statement of accuracy. Some international proceedings call for sworn translations prepared by an authorized translator, and we can arrange both. Notarized options are available whenever an institution asks for them.
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Residency applications ask for a police certificate, legalized and translated by a sworn translator. We coordinate the FBI Identity History Summary and its apostille, then produce the sworn translation. Canadian, UK, and UAE certificates handled as well, each on the route its country actually requires.
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Yes. Wisconsin has one of the largest Hmong communities in the US. We provide legal, medical, social services, and school district translation in both White Hmong and Blue Hmong dialects.
Yes. We translate and certify food product labels, ingredient statements, nutritional information, and regulatory compliance documentation for Wisconsin dairy and food exporters.
Spanish is spoken at home by 5.2% of Wisconsin residents age 5 and older, followed by Hmong (0.7%), German (0.5%), Chinese (0.3%), Pennsylvania Dutch and other West Germanic languages (0.2%), and Arabic (0.2%), according to the U.S. Census Bureau’s 2024 American Community Survey. The concentration of Hmong speakers is unusual compared with most states.
Our certified translations are prepared for naturalization, green-card adjustment, and family-based petitions from Milwaukee, Madison, and Green Bay, and for credential evaluations tied to work visas in dairy and food production. Each one is a complete English translation with the translator's signed certification of competence and accuracy, the format 8 CFR 103.2(b)(3) describes.
Final acceptance is determined by USCIS, not by us. We stand behind the accuracy and completeness of the translation itself, not a decision made by a government agency.
Yes. Every Wisconsin engagement is handled under a signed NDA, and access is limited to the assigned translator and reviewer. Each translation goes through a two-stage review before delivery, with GDPR-compliant storage and OFAC screening on sanctioned-jurisdiction content as standard.
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