Introducing Translatte: Lenguae’s New Venture for Certified Translation for Immigration

Immigration paperwork rarely waits. A missed USCIS deadline, a rejected filing over a translation formatting issue, or a certified transcript that takes two weeks longer than expected can stall a case for months. That is the exact problem Translatte, the new certified translation venture from Lenguae, was built to solve.

Translatte takes everything Lenguae has learned from years of certified translation for immigration work and turns it into a dedicated, streamlined service focused on one thing: getting immigration documents translated, certified, and accepted — quickly and correctly, the first time.

Why Lenguae Built Translatte

Lenguae has long helped individuals and families navigate the translation side of immigration, from birth certificates and marriage records to academic transcripts and legal filings. Over time, one pattern became clear: immigration cases have their own rhythm. USCIS and consular deadlines are strict, document requirements are specific, and the cost of a translation error is far higher than a typo — it can mean a returned petition or a delayed interview.

Translatte was created as a focused response to that pattern: a service purpose-built around the certified translation needs of immigration applicants, rather than a general translation offering adapted to fit.

What Translatte Streamlines for Immigration Translation

• Certified, USCIS-ready translations for the documents immigration cases depend on most — birth and marriage certificates, diplomas and transcripts, police and court records, and supporting affidavits.
• A faster, more predictable turnaround, so a translation is rarely the reason a filing is delayed.
• Certification that meets the standard immigration authorities expect, in the same way Lenguae’s own certified translations are prepared — see how to certify translations and when you need a certified translation for the underlying requirements.
• Plain-language guidance on the process itself, including the kinds of questions covered in does USCIS require certified translations, so applicants know what to expect before they submit.

Alongside the service, Translatte also publishes a dedicated immigration resource blog — covering topics like visa bulletin filing charts, priority dates, and visa category changes — for anyone who wants to understand the immigration process itself, not just the paperwork.

How Translatte Complements Lenguae’s Certified Translation Services

Translatte is not a replacement for Lenguae’s existing translation services — it is a new, focused venture that sits alongside them. Lenguae continues to offer certified translation, interpretation, and language course services across the board. Translatte narrows that focus specifically to immigration, for clients who want a service built end-to-end around that one use case.

Getting Started with Translatte

If you’re preparing an immigration filing and need documents translated and certified, Translatte is now available as Lenguae’s dedicated solution for that work. Visit Translatte to learn more, or reach out to the Lenguae team to be connected with the right service for your case.