Certified translation for United Kingdom
Standard certified translation for official use in the UK, ordered online.
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In the UK, a certified translation is a standard translation that the translator or agency certifies with a signed statement of accuracy.
The statement includes the translator's full name, contact details and the date.
Typical receivers are the Home Office (UKVI), courts, universities and employers.
Who may produce it
The translator does not need to be sworn. A translator or translation agency can certify the translation.
Documents that often need a translation
- Birth and marriage certificates for visa applications
- Diplomas and transcripts for universities
- Police certificates
- Court documents
- Bank statements
- Driving licences
How to order in three steps
- Open the calculator with United Kingdom already selected, then choose your languages and delivery speed.
- Upload a clear scan or photo of the document and add your details.
- Place the order. We send the invoice afterwards and start once it is paid.
The receiving authority decides what it accepts. Check its current requirements before you order, and pick United Kingdom as the country of use so the certification options match.
Need it notarised or apostilled too?
We can also notarise documents and arrange an apostille for use in the UK. Book a notary meeting online.
Questions
No. The translator or agency certifies the translation with a signed statement of accuracy that includes their full name, contact details and the date.
Typical receivers are the Home Office (UKVI), courts, universities and employers. The receiving office decides what it accepts, so check its current requirements.
Yes. Choose the languages and the United Kingdom as the country of use in the calculator, upload a clear scan or photo, and place the order.
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Last reviewed: 12 November 2026