Certified Written Translation
Professional certified written translations for important personal, immigration, educational, and official documents.
Discuss your translation →Important documents deserve clear, compassionate support. LegalCertify provides multilingual document and case support in English, Ukrainian, and Russian — immigration case support, certified translations, interpreting, notary and apostille services, and LegalCertify Academy resources.
Received a USCIS Request for Evidence (RFE) or facing an urgent document deadline? LegalCertify provides emergency assistance with RFE supporting documents, certified translations, and expedited apostille needs.
Licensed in South Carolina · Immigration Assistance Services License, SC Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation · Member, American Translators Association · See credentials
Explore LegalCertify’s core services, from immigration case support and certified translation to interpreting, notary and apostille services, and Academy training.
Professional certified written translations for important personal, immigration, educational, and official documents.
Discuss your translation →Practical case and document support for family, employment and talent, status, citizenship, humanitarian, and USCIS-related matters.
Discuss your case →Document notarization plus regular and expedited apostille assistance for eligible documents, based on destination, requirements, and timing. Notarization is performed by a commissioned notary public in the state your document requires — North Carolina or South Carolina.
Ask about notary or apostille →Training programs, courses, workshops, and educational resources designed to make complex document processes easier to understand.
We provide in-person, teleconference, and voice interpreting services in Ukrainian and Russian for hospitals, medical clinics, law enforcement, USCIS matters, and law offices. Mobile service is available—we come to you when needed.
Schedule interpreting →Know what to expect before you spend time traveling, making repeated calls, or gathering documents that may not be needed.
Start with a focused conversation about your situation, timing, and the service you need.
Receive a clear written scope describing the agreed service, next steps, and applicable terms.
After onboarding, use the approved secure process for sharing sensitive documents instead of ordinary public uploads.
LegalCertify completes the agreed work, coordinates the required steps, and keeps you informed through completion.

After Russia’s full-scale invasion began in 2022, Olha fled Ukraine with her daughter and a backpack. With support from people in the Charlotte community, they began rebuilding their lives in the United States.
That experience shapes how Olha serves clients today. Behind every translation, document request, notarial service, or immigration-related case is a person, a family, and often a future that depends on getting the details right.
LegalCertify is built around patience, clarity, professional work, and a genuine commitment to every client.

Olha Mykhno holds a South Carolina Immigration Assistance Services License, issued by the Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation under SC Code Chapter 83 — authorizing professional, legally compliant immigration document support throughout the Carolinas.

The strongest message about LegalCertify already comes from the people Olha has helped.
“I had a great experience working with Olga. She was extremely professional, patient, and knowledgeable.”
“I was extremely satisfied with the service. Everything was done in a very professional manner, at a high level, and with a great overall experience.”
“I’d like to say thank Olha Mykhno for her excellent service.”
Resources
Track your USCIS case, find official forms, stay current on policy changes, and connect with trusted Charlotte organizations — all in one place.
What USCIS actually requires for translated documents — the certification rule, why notarization is not part of it, and the mistakes that cause a Request for Evidence.
Read the guide →Track your USCIS application in real time. Enter your receipt number to see where your case stands right now.
Check case status →Find and download the official USCIS forms you need — I-130, I-485, N-400, and more — directly from the government source.
Browse USCIS forms →Stay informed on the latest policy changes, processing updates, and official alerts directly from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
Read latest updates →Charlotte’s hub for the international community since 1981 — immigration law clinic, education programs, and cultural support for newcomers.
Visit International House →Free and low-cost legal help with citizenship applications, family petitions, green card renewals, and DACA — bilingual staff in English and Spanish.
Learn about their services →Watch step-by-step walkthroughs of the translation and immigration process on our YouTube channel — available in English and Ukrainian.
Watch on YouTube →Answers to the most common questions about certified translation, pricing, timelines, and the immigration document process.
Read the FAQ →LegalCertify’s core languages are Ukrainian, Russian, and English, with Ukrainian and Russian documents translated primarily into English.
Yes. Emergency service is available. Call or text Olha immediately at (980) 327-7269. Olha will review your situation with you and create an action plan.
No. LegalCertify is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, legal equivalence, or legal counsel. Certified translation is provided for standard official use, including USCIS.
We know how stressful these situations can be, and we’re here to help. Initial calls are $175, applied toward your service if you move forward. If you need immediate assistance with immigration (USCIS) document translation services, apostille services, or document notary services, please call Olha directly at (980) 327-7269.