Seven verified reviews from Albanian diaspora families, immigration attorneys, and corporate counsel — covering citizenship filings, sworn affidavits, family correspondence, and bilingual contracts.
"My husband's birth certificate from Tirana needed to be perfect English for our citizenship interview. She flagged a date notation that would have raised questions at the INS office, and her certificate of accuracy was filed cleanly the first time."
"Old letters from my parents in Pristina — she translated them so my American wife could read them without losing the Gheg dialect. My mother-in-law cried when she saw how carefully the family sayings were preserved."
"Translated my parents' wedding album letters and my grandfather's discharge papers from Tirana for my I-130 packet. She told me which documents the consulate actually needed versus what I thought I needed — saved me a week of back-and-forth."
"I had to file a sworn affidavit from my uncle in Pristina for an Australian Federal Court matter. Zana handled the translation, the certification, and coordinated the apostille — the bundle was filed without a single correction."
"We needed certified Albanian-to-English translations of a 400-page deposition record for a federal case. The signed certificate of accuracy was accepted on first submission — no back-and-forth with the court clerk."
"Zana translated my family's civil registry documents from Kosovo — birth, marriage, school records — for my parents' I-130 petition. She knew exactly what USCIS needed, the Gheg vs. Tosk dialect details, even caught a name spelling that would have raised questions at the interview."
"Bilingual contracts for our European distribution partners — German and Spanish, both directions. Legal terminology was precise enough that our outside counsel signed off without changes. Same-day turnaround on the addendums."
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