Many official records issued in the Republic of Ireland include Irish-language headings, labels, and administrative notes alongside English. A common example is Teastas Breithe, or Birth Certificate, which may appear in long-form civil records used to establish identity, parentage, and family relationships for immigration filings.
For USCIS review, all non-English content must be translated so the document can be evaluated clearly and completely. We regularly translate Irish civil records that include parental details, registrar information, stamps, seals, handwritten entries, and official wording from the General Register Office or the Ard-Chláraitheoir, or Registrar General. Our team preserves the structure of the original document and translates each visible element with care.