What is a Notarized Translation?

Who Performs Notarized Translations?

Translation is the professional conversion of written and spoken content from one language to another. While some translations do not require notarization, it is mandatory for others. Notarized translation is usually required for international official matters, legal proceedings, and public sector work. In these types of translations, the translation agency and the translator bear full responsibility. It is also mandatory for the translation to bear their signature and seal. It is crucial that these documents, which must be delivered within a specified timeframe, are translated without errors.

For Which Documents is Notarization Required?

In notarized translation services performed by sworn translators, the translators must prove their qualification before a notary and witnesses to obtain this authority. While one copy of the document remains at the notary's office, the other copy is given to the sworn translator. However, notaries work with translators they know and have on record. For sworn translation services requiring quick and flawless translations, you can contact us through our website. A sworn notarized translation is mandatory for official matters such as marriage certificates for international marriages, identity documents for dual citizenship, divorce decrees for marriages between citizens of different countries, wills, certificates, academic documents, international treaties-agreements, or correspondence. You can contact us at [website address] for experienced translators and professional services in these matters.