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    Certified German translation

    Order a certified German translation online, from German into another language or the other way round. Variants for Austria and Switzerland are also available.

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    When you may need one

    German translations often come up for jobs, university places, residence matters and business between German speaking countries and abroad.

    Documents often translated

    • Birth and marriage certificates
    • Diplomas and job references
    • Police certificates
    • Company register extracts
    • Contracts

    How to order in three steps

    1. Open the calculator with German already selected, then choose the other language, the country of use and the delivery speed.
    2. Upload a clear scan or photo of the document and add your details.
    3. Place the order. We send the invoice afterwards and start once it is paid.

    The certification depends on the country of use

    The language does not decide the certification. The country where the document will be used does. Some countries ask for a standard certified translation, others for a sworn translator. Pick the right country in the calculator and you will see the options that fit it.

    The receiving office decides what it accepts. Check its current requirements before you order.

    Need it notarised or apostilled too?

    We can also notarise documents and arrange an apostille, so everything is handled in the same place. Book a notary meeting online.

    Questions

    Yes. Choose German and the other language in the calculator, pick the country where the document will be used, upload a scan or photo and place the order.

    That depends on the country where the document will be used. The calculator shows the certification options for that country, for example a standard certified or a sworn translation.

    The receiving office decides what it accepts. Check its current requirements before you order, and ask it if you are unsure.

    Last reviewed: 12 November 2026