The Smallpdf Blog

Applying for a green card or visa? You’ll need to translate every non-English document — and yes, it has to be accurate, complete, and certified.

You’ve got documents in another language — and now you’re wondering if you can just translate them yourself to save time and money.

You’re trying to get your document translated — but now they’re asking for it to be certified, sworn, or notarized. What does that even mean?

More people than ever are working across multiple languages in India — and many of them need to translate full documents, not just single phrases.

You’ve been asked to submit an official translation—but you're not sure what that means, who provides it, or if your translated file will be accepted.

If your file includes legal, financial, or personal info, you’ll want to translate it without losing formatting, control, or basic file security.