How does it work?
Your document is translated by one of our sworn translators, confirmed with their stamp and signature, and presented to the notary with whom the translator is registered. The notary adds a certification to the translation.
If the document will be used abroad, notarisation is typically followed by an apostille (Hague Convention countries) or by Ministry of Foreign Affairs and consular legalisation (non-member countries).
Typical documents and cases
- Passport and ID translations
- Diploma and transcript translations
- Power of attorney and consent-letter translations
- Commercial contracts and corporate documents
- Bank letters and financial statements
How it works
- Send your documentUse the form or e-mail us a scan or photo of your document.
- Receive your quoteWe quote a price and timeline based on the document, languages, certifications and deadline.
- We handle the formalitiesTranslation, notary, apostille, consulate and embassy steps are managed as one file.
- Get your documentsOriginals are sent to you by courier; digital copies by e-mail.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Does every authority require notarisation?
No. Some authorities accept a certified translation alone. Tell us where the document is going and we will clarify which certification is needed.
How much does notarised translation cost?
The price depends on the type and length of the document, the language pair, the certifications required and the deadline. Send us your document and we will prepare a tailored quote.