Сertified Translation Service

A certified translation is a document translated by a professional translator who not only knows both languages fluently, but also certifies - often in writing - that their translation is complete and accurate. This certification typically comes with the translator’s signature and credentials, which means your translation is officially recognized by authorities.

Certified translations are often required any time you’re submitting important documents to official organizations - think government agencies, universities, courts, or embassies. Whether you’re applying for a visa, enrolling at a university, signing an international contract, or presenting documents in court, certified translations provide the assurance these institutions need that your paperwork is genuine and accurate.

Almost any document that needs to be accepted by an official entity can be certified. This includes legal contracts, court decisions, birth and marriage certificates, business reports, medical records, academic diplomas and transcripts, driver’s licenses, immigration paperwork, and more. If in doubt, check with the organization requesting your translation - they’ll tell you if certification is required.

The price depends on factors like document length, language pair, and urgency. For a quick quote tailored to your document, just upload your file or send us the details via our website - our team will get right back to you with clear, upfront pricing.

A certified translation includes a signed statement from the translator (or agency) confirming that the translation is accurate and complete. This is especially important for official purposes, where authorities need to trust the authenticity of your paperwork. Standard translations, on the other hand, don’t come with this legal statement or the same official recognition.

Usually, a clear scan or photocopy of your document is enough for us to prepare a certified translation. In rare cases, the requesting organization may ask to see the original - especially if notarization or legalization is involved. We’ll always let you know what’s required for your specific situation.