Bulgarian holds a unique place in linguistic history: it was the first language to use the Cyrillic alphabet, developed by missionaries Cyril and Methodius in the 9th century before spreading to Russian, Ukrainian, Serbian, and others. About 9 million people speak it, mostly in Bulgaria. The Bulgarian-American community is concentrated in Chicago, New York, Las Vegas, and the Northeast, with sharp growth since EU enlargement and the J-1 summer-work programme. Our Bulgarian translation work is a mix of USCIS civil documents, Bulgarian academic transcripts for credential evaluation, and the work-permit and contract paperwork from Bulgaria's IT-services sector.