Albanian Birth Certificate Translation, USCIS-Accepted

What this is

An Albanian Çertifikatë lindjeje (birth certificate) issued by a Komuna, Bashkia, or the Republic of Kosovo civil registry must be translated into English when filed with any United States government agency. USCIS requires the translation to be certified: a separate signed statement from the translator attesting that the translation is complete and accurate.

Albanisht.com produces the certified translation as a single PDF with the translated text, the translator's signed certification statement, a verification ID, and a SHA-256 content hash. USCIS officers and any third party can verify the document's authenticity at albanisht.com/verify in seconds.

When you'd need this translation

• I-130 family petition (proving relationship to a parent)
• I-485 adjustment of status (proving identity and birth)
• N-400 naturalization (proving date and place of birth)
• Passport renewal at a US embassy or consulate
• School enrollment for a child of Albanian descent

What's on the document

• Full name and parents' names
• Date of birth and place of birth
• Albanian personal identification number
• Registry office and registration number
• Issue date and issuing officer signature

Who signs your translation

Every certified translation is reviewed and signed by Gyns, Albanian–English translator. The certification statement on every PDF reads:

"I, Gyns, Albanian–English translator, certify that I am competent to translate from Albanian to English, and that this is a true and accurate translation of the original document to the best of my knowledge and ability."

Every signed certification gets a public verification ID printed on the PDF. USCIS officers and other recipients can confirm the document is authentic at albanisht.com/verify.