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u.s. citizenship and immigration services being silly?!?
my sister sent an application to get her papers in order and the immigration services said that we have to translate a document that we sent before anything could be done. now that document was sent to us from mexico and its a big packet, dont they have translaters at the immigration services in san fransisco?? do they really expect us to translate all of it?? we dont have a scanner so there is no way we can find a program online to translate it for us..its a pretty complex document, jaja i mean its lawyer talk with really hard words, weve been working on it but havent gotten very far, any ideas what i can do??
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Fist of all I was born here. My sister was adopted by us because her dad was killed and her mom died of cancer, she has no were else to go which is why her papers need to be fixed. And its juvenille of you to think that just because someone is from a different place they don't pay taxes, and most of the wrk immigrants do is stuff you wouldn't last a day doing but they do it because they have no choice and want better for their families.
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- ?Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
The document needs to be translated by a recognized professional translator. Look in your city for one.
- Alex GLv 61 decade ago
You shouldn't try to translate it yourself. Find a qualified, certified translator to do that for you. That could be expensive but the other translations may not be accepted by the government and you will need translate it all over, especially if, as you say, it is a complex legal document.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Thanks. The polls you linked are precisely where the nation's interest lies, and I don't mean like Obama's seemingly endless strategic deceptions. 100 million unemployed registering claims since 2009 puts the pain for workers under this Administration into focus in ways the media has ignored for too long. Is it any wonder the economy hasn't turned for tens of millions the BLS doesn't even bother to count any longer? The Peter Ferrara analysis for Forbes shows how some of our brightest, most capable economists see evidence that we're still not out from under the worst five years since the great depression. It's worth reading, as are the statistics you've gathered, which Obama apologists naturally refuse to accept. Department of Labor ETA counts seem more honest and representative than anything coming from the BLS at this point.
- Lisa ALv 71 decade ago
Silly? YOU are the one who wants something. Why is it silly for YOU to do the work? Why should the US taxpayers pay a translator so that YOU can get what YOU want? YOU need to be the one to pay.
And owning a scanner won't help you. Immigration is looking for a professional, certified translation. You will need to hire an approved translation company/service.
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
You wont be saying silly when the application is sent back and denied
If you have gone to the expense of adoption... go get a Aila lawyer to prepare the paperwork
- RaelynLv 71 decade ago
It is routine for government offices in any country to require that submitted documents be translated into the language that is used for communications. That document is part of your file and needs to be comprehensible to any USCIS official who looks at your file. Do you really expect taxpayers to pick up the tab for getting your document translated by having a bilingual USCIS official do it?
Source(s): former overseas resident who paid to have official documents translated from English to other languages - 1 decade ago
If the person is illegal, we really don't care what taxes they are willing to pay because they shouldn't be in this country. Furthermore, there is a person for every job in this country. What, did we sudden need illegals due to our inability to perform the job. The bottom line is this, why would we want a person in this country that can't stand up and fight for their own country. If we were that way, this country would be just like whatever country your trying to get her from. Full of cowards and runaways
- JanLv 71 decade ago
Not silly at all. If papers need to be translated,that is your responsibility. If you can't do them yourself,you will have to hire someone to do them for you.
- AnnieLv 71 decade ago
Translate your own silly document. Don't tie up our services doing your job. We have to pay taxes for your stupid translation.
- TeeknoLv 71 decade ago
Yes, they absolutely expect you to translate it, or to hire someone to do it for you. It's not their job to translate your documents.