Igbo is the main language of southeastern Nigeria, spoken by around 30 million people. It's distinct from Yoruba and Hausa — Nigeria's other major languages — both linguistically and culturally. The Igbo-American community is one of the most educated immigrant populations in the United States, heavily represented in medicine, engineering, and the academic sector, with concentrations in Houston, Atlanta, Maryland, and Minnesota. Our Igbo translation work is split between USCIS civil documents (Nigerian birth and marriage certificates), Nigerian academic transcripts for credential evaluation, and the medical and professional-licensing documents that come with Igbo professional migration.