Both sides understand the same thing at the title deed office

In title deed transactions involving a foreign buyer or seller, an interpreter may be required for spoken communication between the parties. The land registry office approves the interpreter, and an oath record is drawn up during the transaction.

Once you share the appointment date, the registry office and the language, we take care of the planning. We do not give a firm commitment to attend until the office’s conditions for accepting an interpreter have been confirmed, and we clarify the process from the outset.

• Property sales and transfers
• Interpreter approved by the land registry office
• Together with the oath record
• Planning around your appointment