Hebrew Document Translation for Immigration and Civil Records
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Have an Israeli vaccination booklet (פנקס חיסונים), a Tipat Halav record, or a health fund printout that needs to be in English? You get certified Hebrew to English Vaccination Record Translations that a civil surgeon, a school, or an employer can read line by line. We have a 100% USCIS acceptance rate. Each page costs $24.50.
Upload a photo or scan of your vaccination booklet and get an instant quote that gives you a price and a turnaround time. Vaccine names, abbreviations, doses, and dates are all translated into English. Orders can be delivered in as little as 12 hours, with digital notarization at no cost. Live chat is available 24/7 for support.
MotaWord has a team of 26,000+ translators available to work on the translation of your vaccination booklet. Ordering takes a few clicks, and your record moves through four stages:
Our online ordering is available 24/7. Upload a scan or take a picture of your vaccination booklet with your phone for an instant and no-obligation quote at any hour. Make sure that our system detected Hebrew as the source language and select English as the target.
Hebrew linguists with medical subject knowledge work on your record. Hebrew vaccine names such as חצבת (measles) receive their standard US English names, and every dose and date matches the original. Handwritten entries, stamps, and clinic seals are translated too, never skipped.
Every order includes a signed certificate of accuracy, and digital notarization costs nothing extra. If something needs fixing, or for any question, reach out to us live on our online chat 24/7.
Once you order your translation, a MotaWord client dashboard is automatically created for you. You can see the progress of your translations, follow up on your orders, download your vaccination booklet translation and your invoices, and talk to us at any time via live chat. Take a tour of the MotaWord client dashboard and its features.
Translated Hebrew records usually get sent back for small things: a vaccine name left in Hebrew, 04/03 read as April 3, or a clinic stamp that never made it into English. Each of these is checked on your order.
Hebrew Specialists on a 26,000+ Translator Platform: Translators are matched by language pair and medical subject knowledge.
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Fast Delivery and Free Revisions: Delivery in as little as 12 hours and free revisions.
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Vaccine records from Israel come in many formats, from handwritten booklets to digital printouts. Our translators work with all of them, whether the record is for a civil surgeon, a school, an employer, or USCIS. This includes:
Not sure what your record is called? Upload it as it is, and our team will handle the rest.
Need a vaccination record translated from a language other than Hebrew? We translate immunization records in the languages below, and many more, with the same certification and no-cost digital notarization. See every record type and option on our vaccination record translation page.
An Israeli vaccination booklet often lists a Teudat Zehut (ID) number, a home address, and a child's full name. MotaWord is SOC 2 Type II certified, and the platform is built around HIPAA requirements. Learn what our SOC 2 Type II certification means for your files.
See how our HIPAA-compliant process protects sensitive records. Encrypted connections protect your upload, and no one translates on our platform without first signing an NDA.
MotaWord also provides Academic Evaluation and Expert Opinion Letter services. See how expert opinion letters support USCIS petitions. Our platform can handle your certified Hebrew translations and academic evaluation together at the quote stage. See our certified Hebrew translation services. All you need to do is start an academic evaluation order and also select certified translation for your academic files, such as your diplomas or transcripts. If your diplomas, transcripts, certificates, or supporting documents are not in English, the system will pick up on that and give you the option to have them translated.
Take a picture of your vaccination booklet or upload a scan, and you see the price and turnaround time right away. Our Hebrew translators cover every vaccine, dose, date, stamp, and handwritten note, and each order includes a signed certificate of accuracy and free digital notarization. We translate vaccination printouts from Clalit, Maccabi, Meuhedet, and Leumit, including records that mix Hebrew and English. See your price and turnaround time in seconds.
A complete, certified English translation. USCIS rules (8 CFR 103.2(b)(3)) require a full English translation and a translator's certification of accuracy for every foreign-language document. The civil surgeon who completes your Form I-693 checks your vaccine history, so your vaccination booklet needs a certified English version. MotaWord certified translations have a 100% USCIS acceptance rate. Get your certified translation for USCIS.
The civil surgeon checks the vaccines the CDC requires for your age, such as MMR, Td or Tdap, polio, hepatitis B, varicella, and seasonal flu, and records each dose on Form I-693. That is why every dose on your Hebrew vaccination booklet has to be readable in English. Read our complete guide to Form I-693 and the USCIS medical exam.
Yes. The pinkas chisunim, Tipat Halav records, and health fund printouts all serve as an immunization record, and we translate each one into a certified English vaccination record. See our guide to how vaccination records are translated.
Each name gets its English equivalent next to the original. חצבת, חזרת, אדמת (measles, mumps, rubella) is MMR, and אבעבועות רוח is varicella. Latin abbreviations that already appear on Israeli records, such as MMRV or DTaP, stay as they are, so your civil surgeon or school nurse can match every line to the original booklet. Hebrew is often written without vowels, so send us the spelling used in your passport on live chat, and we will pass it to your translators. Israeli records put the day first, so 04/03/2020 means 4 March, and dates written in the Hebrew calendar are translated as written. Read our guide to Hebrew document translation for immigration.
Not for USCIS, which accepts certified translations without notarization. Some schools and employers ask for it, so every MotaWord order includes free digital notarization, and a mailed notarized hard copy starts at $35 for US addresses. Find out how notarized and certified translations differ.
USCIS requires a full English translation with a statement from the translator certifying that they are competent in both languages and that the translation is accurate. A translation you or a relative make can raise questions at the civil surgeon's office or with USCIS, so most applicants use a professional certified translation. Ours includes a signed certificate of accuracy and free digital notarization.
Hebrew to English certified translations cost $24.50 per page, and your free instant quote shows the exact price before you pay. Delivery takes as little as 12 hours, and revisions cost nothing. Our team is on live chat 24/7 if you have questions. Read more about certified Hebrew translation at MotaWord.
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