Notarized / Certified Translation

A notarized translation is an official translation produced by a professional translator, whose signature is then authenticated by a notary. This gives the document legal force before government bodies and official institutions.

Notarization is typically required for: court proceedings, state registration, migration and visa applications, education (recognition of diplomas and certificates) and official use abroad.

Commonly notarized document types include: identity cards and passports, birth, marriage and divorce certificates, diplomas and academic transcripts, powers of attorney, contracts, reference letters and corporate documents.

The process is simple: you submit the document, a specialist translator prepares the translation, the translation is certified by a notary after our internal quality check, and the finished document is handed over to you.