Can I translate only part of a Chinese bank statement?
You can choose to submit — and translate — only the pages you need; but every page you submit must be translated in full, not just the header and a few selected transactions.
The situation
A year of Chinese bank statements can run to dozens of pages, and applicants want to translate only the header and key transactions.
What the rules say
8 CFR 103.2(b)(3) requires a full English translation of each foreign-language document submitted to USCIS. Which pages you submit is up to you and the receiving authority, but translating only part of a submitted page is not a full translation.
Official source: eCFR: 8 CFR § 103.2 (full text)
Sources last verified 2026-10-01
How we handle it
- You choose which pages to file (for example the months that show the source of funds); we translate each of those pages in full
- Transaction descriptions, counterparties and memo lines are translated; amounts and dates keep the original format
- Priced per real uploaded page
Price
Certified translation is $16 per real uploaded page (minimum order $25), including the translator's declaration and translation seal; the quote you see after uploading is the final price.
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