Certified translation

Your certified documents will include the following:

• The translator's name, qualifications, and contact details

• The translated document and language

• The translation's completeness and accuracy

• The date

Certified translations are often used for legal, state, contractual, or immigration purposes. Some examples of documents that often require a certified translation include:

• Birth, marriage, divorce, and death certificates

• Passports and driver's licenses

• Patent filings

• Medical records

• Contracts

• Diplomas and transcripts

• Criminal record checks

• Adoption records

• Bank statements

Certified translations are important because they confirm that the translation is faithful and complete. The translator is fully responsible for the accuracy of the translation.

Certified translations are different from standard translations, which are human translations of documents or text-based content.