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Central Asian language work covers the Turkic languages — Kazakh, Uzbek, and Azerbaijani — plus Tajik, Mongolian, and the Afghan languages Pashto and Dari. Latin or Cyrillic script is confirmed by country during request check. Refugee resettlement and immigration filings are the most common request types.
Active and on-request pairs.
Active = likely available after request check. Check first = needs lead-time confirmation before DD accepts the work.
| Language | Script | Region or context | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pashto | Perso-Arabic | Afghanistan, Pakistan | Active |
| Dari | Perso-Arabic | Afghanistan; Persian variant | Active |
| Uzbek | Latin / Cyrillic | Uzbekistan, Afghanistan | Active |
| Kazakh | Cyrillic / Latin | Kazakhstan | Active |
| Tajik | Cyrillic | Tajikistan | Active |
| Azerbaijani | Latin | Azerbaijan, Iran | Active |
| Mongolian | Cyrillic | Mongolia | Active |
Script families covered.
Latin · Cyrillic · Perso-Arabic
7+ Central Asian languages with strong Afghan refugee-resettlement coverage.
Turkic languages such as Kazakh, Uzbek, and Azerbaijani may use Latin or Cyrillic depending on country and era, confirmed before delivery. Pashto and Dari are the two main Afghan languages and serve different communities; Dari is a Persian variant distinct from Iranian Farsi. Afghan refugee-resettlement work often needs both spoken interpreting and certified document translation formatted to USCIS filing requirements.
Common requests in this region.
Certified translation and interpreting for Afghan refugee resettlement and USCIS filings; document translation for Central Asian civil records; AI data for Turkic-language programs.