Medical Records Translation in Phoenix, AZ
Phoenix hospitals, schools and civil surgeons see Mexican medical records more than any other kind, along with records from the refugee communities the city has resettled over the past two decades.
Filing details for Phoenix
- County
- Maricopa County
- USCIS field office
- Phoenix Field Office
We serve Phoenix remotely from our office in Edgewater, New Jersey. We have no office here.
Mexican health booklets
Mexico records vaccinations and preventive care in the national health booklet, the Cartilla Nacional de Salud, issued in versions for children, adolescents, women, men and older adults. Older families may still hold the earlier national vaccination booklet.
For a school or civil surgeon, the vaccination section is what counts, and it is translated dose by dose, with dates written out. Records from Iraqi, Afghan and other refugee families are often partial, and the translation shows exactly what is there rather than filling gaps.
Major medical centers in this area
- Mayo Clinic Arizona
- Banner - University Medical Center Phoenix
- Phoenix Children's Hospital
Turnaround
24 hours standard; 6-8 hours (+50%) or 1-3 hours (+100%) expedited
Price
$49 first page, then $0.12/word. Details
Languages
100+ languages. See all
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you translate the Cartilla Nacional de Salud?
Yes - usually the vaccination section, or the whole booklet if a doctor needs it.
My records are incomplete. Can you still translate them?
Yes. The translation shows exactly what exists, with nothing filled in.
Do you have a Phoenix office?
No. We serve Phoenix remotely from New Jersey.
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