AVOIDING IMMIGRATION APPLICATION REJECTIONS
When it comes to immigration applications, no is a word people are not looking to hear. Unfortunately, that word sounds very often. And many times it is because applicants did their own translation in their documents.

United States Immigration requires all documents in another language be submitted with a translation. That translation must be accurate or else that word ‘no’ is likely to sound.

To avoid hearing that word and having your application rejected, there are necessary steps to take. The first step is understanding.

There is a lot involved with the Immigration application process, including a lot of documentation. Immigration officials rely on documented information during this process. That means translated documents generally determine whether an application is accepted or rejected. And it is not like you can be rejected on a Friday and reapply on the following Tuesday. There is a lengthy wait to repeat the process.

Errors in translation could cost valuable time. Hiring a certified translator can save you the headache of reliving the process months later. Bay Area International Translation Services has a full staff of certified translators who will make sure all your documents are in order.

TRANSLATION ERRORS ARE COSTLY
Common mistakes can lead to the rejection of an immigration application. However, many applicants are completely unaware of their mistakes. A failed translation might just be a harmless mistake on a document. However, U.S. Immigration does not always see it that way. One harmless error could be viewed as an intentional act. Immigration officers may believe that an applicant was intentionally trying to lie their way through the process.

If that is the case, applicants could be barred from ever applying again. Citizenship would be denied all because of a simple mistake. There would be no a chance for the applicant to plead their case. It would just be a loud and resounding ‘no.’

Errors on these documents are considered to be a misrepresentation of information. That is viewed as a serious offense. The professionals at Bay Area International Translation Services can save you from making any offense at all.

The absence of information can also prove to be a costly mistake. Applicants doing their own translation may not understand certain parts. Leaving those parts blank is just like filling in the wrong answers. Leaving blanks is a one-way ticket to rejection.

The best answer to any questions comes from a certified translator. Even if translation is done by someone else, it’s best to have all your documents thoroughly checked by a professional. Certified translators can read over all your documents and verify that everything is done correctly.

A WISE INVESTMENT
The move to any new country can be an exciting and nervous time. Just making it into that country can be a difficult process. People wind up spending all kinds of money to relocate and travel. But there is another kind of investment that may be even more valuable. Investing in a certified translator, like the ones at Bay Area International Translation Services, is money well spent.

A simple error in translation could wipe out all relocation and travel plans completely. So investing in a professional to ensure a safe arrival is a smart move. It is not just an investment in some documents, but an investment in your future.

Immigration applications are serious business, not to be taken lightly. Part of any relocation to the United States begins with making sure all your documents are translated properly.

United States citizens looking to relocate to another country are not exempt from making sure their documents are in order. Local embassies have to approve translated documents and inexact matches could lead to delays and rejections.

Work, family and the search for a better life all lead people to new countries. Before a better life can be lived, there is the need for a successful immigration. Bay Area International Translation Services can help you find that better life. Our services are actually an investment in you.