Translations the Nevada DMV accepts.
To get a driver license, a Driver Authorization Card or an ID card in Nevada, the DMV requires every document not in English to be translated by an approved translator. Our founder, Eliam Marrero Bernal, is one.
And since the DMV is not accepting new translators, we are among the few who can do it.
Complete, typed, with date, signature, translator number and certification on the same page.
Certified translations for immigration, court and other paperwork.
In person in Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, Paradise, Pahrump and Moapa Valley / Mesquite. Remotely, from any state or country.
What we translate
- Birth and marriage certificates.
- Passports and identity documents.
- Driver licenses from other countries.
- Diplomas and transcripts.
Have this ready
- What the document is and how many pages it has.
- From which language to which.
- What you need it for: DMV, immigration, court or other paperwork.
- The date you need it by.
If you also need a notarization
We do it at the same office. See the notary public service →
Frequently asked questions
Does the DMV accept your translations?
Yes. Our founder, Eliam Marrero Bernal, is a Nevada DMV-approved translator, and every translation carries our translator number. You can see it on the list on the DMV website.
Which documents do you translate?
Birth and marriage certificates, passports, identity documents, driver licenses from other countries, diplomas and transcripts, among others.
How do I get the document to you?
At the office or remotely. Request the translation online and we will tell you how to send it.
How long does it take and what does it cost?
It depends on the document and the number of pages. Tell us the date you need it by and we will answer the same business day.
What if a translation has no translator number?
The DMV rejects it at the counter. That is why ours carries the date, the signature, the translator number and the certification on the same page.
Translation requirements for licenses and IDs are set by the Nevada DMV and may change. We are not attorneys and do not give legal advice.