U.S. pharmacies, healthcare providers, and customs require translations of foreign prescriptions and medication records. Our medical translators ensure accurate rendering of drug names and dosages.
Certified Translation of Foreign Prescriptions and Medication Records
Foreign prescriptions and medication records require certified English translation when presented to U.S. healthcare providers, pharmacies, and customs authorities. U.S. pharmacies cannot fill foreign prescriptions, but certified translations help your U.S. physician understand your treatment history and issue equivalent prescriptions. Official Translations provides accurate certified translations of prescriptions, using internationally standardized drug names (INN) and precise dosage language. Order your prescription translation.
Travelers with controlled substances prescribed abroad may need certified translations of their prescriptions for customs clearance. For medical record translations beyond prescriptions, see our medical records translation page. USCIS immigration medical examination translation needs are covered on our vaccination records translation and permanent residency translation pages.
We translate prescriptions, medication lists, treatment plans, and pharmacist instructions from all languages. Drug names are rendered using WHO International Nonproprietary Names (INN) for clarity. Turnaround is same-day for most prescription translations. Get a free quote.
Documents
What We Translate For Certified Translation for Prescriptions
Prescription / Rx
Medication Record
Doctor's Letter
Treatment Plan
Specialist Referral
Pharmacy Records
Medical Certificate
Travel Health Certificate
Accepted By
Who Accepts Our Certified Translations
U.S. Pharmacies & Drugstores
Healthcare Providers & Physicians
U.S. Customs & Border Protection
TSA (Travel with Medications)
Health Insurance Companies
USCIS (Medical Documentation)
Hospital Inpatient Services
Long-Term Care Facilities
Process
How It Works
1
Upload Your Document
Send us your document via our online order form. We accept scans, photos, and digital files in any format.
2
Certified Translation
A qualified translator completes your translation with a signed certificate of accuracy included at no extra charge.
3
Delivered in 24 Hours
Receive your certified translation by email. A physical copy can be shipped if required by your institution.
Questions
Frequently Asked
U.S. pharmacies generally cannot fill foreign prescriptions. However, a translated prescription can help your U.S. physician understand your treatment history and issue a new prescription.
Yes. Our medical translators use the correct INN (International Nonproprietary Name) for drug names and preserve exact dosage instructions.
Certified translations of prescriptions are recommended when traveling internationally with controlled substances, as customs authorities may request documentation.
Prescriptions are typically translated within a few hours. Standard turnaround is 24 hours.
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Upload your document and receive a certified translation in as little as 24 hours. Accepted everywhere it matters.