
ISO 9001
Quality management system focused on traceability, process organization and continuous improvement.
Hindi and Urdu translation services for USCIS, academic and business use. Certified English translations of Indian and Pakistani civil, legal and educational records.
ISO 9001
ISO 17100
ISO 18587Documents issued in India, Pakistan and other South Asian contexts often combine several languages, scripts and administrative formats. A record may include Hindi in Devanagari script, Urdu in Perso-Arabic script, English headings, local registry stamps or handwritten annotations. LinguaVox provides Hindi and Urdu translation services for clients who need these records translated into English for use in the United States, including immigration filings, university admissions, professional licensing, legal procedures and corporate matters.
Our work starts with a review of the document itself. We identify the source language, the script, the issuing authority and the purpose for which the translation will be used. This is especially important with Indian and Pakistani records, because many official documents are bilingual or trilingual. Some passages may already be in English, while names, seals, registry notes or local-language statements may require translation or transliteration. The final English version is prepared so that the receiving institution can compare it with the original document in a clear and orderly way.
For U.S. immigration procedures, clients commonly request translations of birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, police clearance certificates, identity documents, adoption records and family registry documents. These records may come from municipal offices, courts, police authorities, educational boards or local government departments. When a document is submitted as part of a USCIS file, it normally needs a complete English translation accompanied by a certification of accuracy.
Hindi and Urdu documents require careful handling of names, family relationships and place names. We do not “translate” personal names as if they were ordinary words. Instead, we transliterate them into the Latin alphabet when needed and try to maintain consistency with the spellings used in passports, prior immigration forms or existing English-language records. If a parent’s name, district name or official designation appears in different forms across several documents, we can take those references into account during the project setup.
Students and professionals often need Hindi or Urdu academic documents translated for U.S. universities, credential evaluation agencies or state licensing boards. We translate diplomas, mark sheets, transcripts, certificates of study, course descriptions and professional licenses. These files require more than a literal transfer of words. Course names, grading terminology, academic years and institutional titles must be represented clearly so that the evaluator can understand what the original record says.
We do not convert foreign grades into a U.S. GPA or decide the equivalence of a degree. That is the role of the credential evaluator. Our task is to provide a faithful English translation of the academic document, keeping tables, grades, seals and notes visible in a format that supports the evaluator’s review. When a transcript includes English headings together with Hindi or Urdu entries, we translate only the parts that need translation and preserve the structure of the original record.
Hindi and Urdu translation is also relevant for companies, law firms and organizations working with South Asian markets or communities in the United States. We translate contracts, powers of attorney, corporate records, financial statements, employment documents, safety manuals and technical materials. These projects are handled differently from civil records because terminology consistency, sector knowledge and document purpose become especially important.
For business and technical files, we can work with client glossaries, previous translations and preferred terminology. This helps keep recurring terms stable across manuals, contracts, HR materials or product documentation. In legal and financial documents, we pay particular attention to defined terms, figures, dates, obligations and institutional references, without changing the legal or accounting meaning of the original text.
For many U.S. procedures, certified translations are delivered as secure PDF files. The PDF includes the complete English translation and a signed certification of accuracy with LinguaVox company details. This format is commonly used for immigration, academic and legal submissions when allowed by the receiving institution’s instructions.
If a court, licensing board, attorney or other institution specifically asks for notarization, LinguaVox can arrange that additional step through our commercial contact in Michigan. The certification of accuracy is signed before a U.S. notary public, and the physical documents are then mailed to the address provided by the client. Notarization adds handling time and postal costs, so it should be requested only when the instructions for the specific procedure call for it.
LinguaVox manages Hindi and Urdu translation projects through structured workflows. ISO 9001 supports our project organization, traceability and file handling. ISO 17100 informs our professional translation process, including translator qualification, revision practices and project management criteria. For large corporate datasets or technical content where machine translation post-editing is requested, ISO 18587 provides a framework for human post-editing.
To request a quote, upload clear scans or photographs of your documents through our online portal. Please include both sides of any document that contains seals, registry notes or handwritten additions. Indicate whether the document is in Hindi, Urdu, English or a combination of languages, and tell us where the translation will be submitted. Our project managers will review the files and send you a clear quote with the expected timeline and delivery format.

Quality management system focused on traceability, process organization and continuous improvement.

Specific standard for professional translation services with independent revision.

Standard used for human post-editing of machine translation when that workflow is requested.
These pages may be useful when the same file also involves USCIS requirements, certified delivery or translation from another language.
Yes, they often do. Hindi normally uses Devanagari script, while Urdu uses Perso-Arabic script. LinguaVox reviews each file first so that the project is assigned to linguists familiar with the correct language, script and administrative context.
It includes a complete English translation of the Hindi or Urdu content and a signed certification of accuracy. The translation also reflects visible seals, registry notes, signatures and official references when they appear on the source document.
Names are transliterated into the Latin alphabet when needed. We recommend sending the spelling used in your passport, visa forms or previous U.S. filings so that names and place names remain consistent across the whole file.
We review the document to identify what is already in English and what requires translation from Hindi, Urdu or another local language. The final package is prepared so the receiving institution can understand the complete record.
Yes. We translate diplomas, mark sheets, transcripts and course descriptions from Hindi or Urdu into English. We keep grades and academic terms as shown in the original so that the credential evaluation agency can make its own assessment.
Yes, when notarization is specifically required. LinguaVox can coordinate the certification signature before a U.S. notary public through our Michigan contact and send the physical documents by mail.
Request a translation quote
Send the documents, specify the language and explain where the translation will be submitted. We will check whether you need certified PDF delivery, notarization or postal delivery.