What to send
- Every page included in the document
- Relevant reverse sides, continuations and attachments
- Clear images of seals, stamps, notes and handwritten entries
Police reports combine identifying data with narrative facts, dates, locations, incident classifications and officer information. We translate the report as a structured record so the chronology, speakers and official entries remain distinct.
The translation is built from the complete readable source, with the document’s structure and key data kept clear in English.
A report may contain the complainant’s account, officer observations and coded classifications. We preserve those different sources of information and keep dates, quotes and attachments connected to the right section.
Send every page that belongs to the document, including relevant reverse sides, continuations, seals, stamps, handwritten notes and authentication pages. The final English file is reviewed for names, dates, numbers, terminology and internal consistency.
Send the complete file so we can confirm the billable page count, total price and delivery time before work begins.
Start Your TranslationYes. Include the attachments you want translated so they can be identified and organized with the police report.
Send a clear copy of every page included in the document. Related records can be submitted together when you want consistent terminology across the set.
Yes. USCIS-bound certified translations are delivered with a signed Certificate of Accuracy identifying the translated document and the responsible professional.
Upload the complete document and receive the exact project price and timing.
From US$10/page · Certificate included for USCIS-bound certified translations