What should you do if your school does not issue English language documents?
If the institution is unable to provide documents in English, the original native language documents should be sent directly to FCCPT. Upon receipt and approval by FCCPT, you will receive an email containing a copy of the documents along with detailed instructions regarding translation procedures.
What Documents Must Be Translated?
FCCPT requires English translations for all documents not originally issued in English, including:
- Academic transcripts
- Course descriptions or syllabi
- Degree certificates or diplomas
- Professional licenses
- Internship or clinical rotation records
Who Is Allowed to Translate Your Documents?
FCCPT has strict rules about who can translate your materials. Acceptable translators include:
- Certified or professional translators
- These are individuals or agencies with recognized credentials in translation services.
- University translation offices
- If your school offers official translation services, FCCPT will accept them.
Who cannot translate your documents
- You
- Family members
- Friends
- Your professors
- Anyone without professional translation credentials