Sworn Translation

A sworn translation carries the sworn translator’s seal and signature, making it officially valid at institutions and authorities. Your document is prepared with a certified declaration of accuracy and accepted without issue in your applications.

FAQ

What is a sworn translation and when is it required?

It is a translation certified with a sworn translator’s seal and signature; it is often required for diplomas, civil records, contracts and powers of attorney in official applications.

What is the difference between a sworn and a notarised translation?

A sworn translation is prepared and certified with the sworn translator’s seal and signature; notarisation is a separate step in which a notary attests to that translation. We can arrange notarisation on your behalf when required.

Is it valid abroad?

A sworn translation gives your document validity recognised by official institutions; if your destination country also uses an apostille, we fully translate your apostilled documents too, and we arrange notarisation on your behalf when needed.

How is it delivered, do I need a wet-signed copy?

We send the translation digitally; if the institution requires it, we also prepare and ship the sealed and signed physical copy.