Sworn translation for your official documents

Sworn translation is the translation used for official documents, bearing the stamp and signature of a sworn translator. The stamp certifies that the translation is faithful to the original. The authority receiving your document may also require notarisation in addition to the stamp; in that case, the document is translated by a sworn translator registered with and authorised by that notary, and then certified.

Identity cards, passports, diplomas and transcripts, marriage certificates, court decisions, expert reports, driving licences and commercial documents are the documents most often requiring sworn translation. We recommend confirming with the receiving authority which certification your document needs. The fee depends on the length of the document, the language pair and whether notarisation is required.

• Sworn translator’s stamp and signature
• Notarisation where required
• Lower costs for standard-format documents
• Your documents are shared only with the assigned team