Document translations
Certified translations, ordered online. Pay by invoice after you order.
How it works
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Choose languages
Pick the languages, the service, the number of pages and how fast you need it.
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Upload the document
Add your files and place the order. We send you the invoice.
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We deliver the translation
You get the finished translation by email.
Why order translations here
Certification that fits
You choose the country where the document will be used, and we show the certification options that match it.
Delivery date up front
You see the estimated delivery date before you order. Priority and urgent delivery are there if you need it sooner.
Everything in one place
More than 100 languages, plus notarisation and apostille from the same team when the document needs them.
Translation services we offer
Certified translation
The standard certification for official use. The translator confirms the translation is accurate and complete.
Sworn translation
For countries that ask for a sworn translator. Choose the country of use and the sworn option appears when it applies.
Translation with notarisation
We notarise the translator's statement, for offices that want a notarised translation.
Translation with apostille
The apostille goes on the public document itself. The translation is a separate step, and we can arrange both.
Certified translation by country
What offices in each country usually expect, and how to order for it.
More than 100 languages
We translate between more than 100 languages, including regional variants such as Latin American Spanish or Brazilian Portuguese. See the full list of languages, or go straight to a language:
What we translate
A wide range of documents, for example birth, marriage and death certificates, diplomas and transcripts, ID documents, contracts, powers of attorney and company documents. Translations are certified for official use. The certification type depends on the country where the document will be used.
What is a certified translation?
A certified translation is a translation plus a signed statement that it is complete and accurate. The statement includes the translator's name, signature, contact details and the date. It is what most offices mean when they ask for an official translation.
Certified, sworn, notarised or apostilled
Certified
The translation with a signed statement of accuracy from the translator or agency.
Sworn
Made by a translator sworn in or appointed by a court or authority of the receiving country.
Notarised
A notary public certifies the translator's statement. The notary does not certify the translation itself.
Apostilled
An apostille authenticates the underlying public document. It is separate from the translation.
The receiving authority decides what it accepts, and the certification type depends on the country where the document will be used. Check the requirements with the office that will receive it.
Documents that usually need one
- Birth, marriage and death certificates
- Divorce papers
- Police and criminal record certificates
- Diplomas and transcripts
- Passports and ID
- Driving licences
- Powers of attorney
- Company documents
- Contracts
- Bank statements
- Court documents
When you need one
- Immigration and visas
- Studying abroad
- Marriage or divorce abroad
- Working abroad
- Starting a company or opening a bank account abroad
What you receive
You receive a PDF of the translation with a signed certification page. A hard copy by post is available. Choose it in the order form.
Delivery speed
Choose standard, priority or urgent delivery. The estimated delivery date is shown in the calculator.
Scan or photo is fine
Upload a clear scan or photo of the whole document. The original is usually not needed.
Notarisation and apostille in the same place
If the receiving office also needs the document notarised or apostilled, we can handle that too. Read about notarisation and the apostille, or book a notary meeting online.
Certification by country
Who it is for
People moving, studying, marrying or working abroad, families handling an estate, and companies that need contracts or company papers in another language. Many clients combine a translation with notarisation or an apostille. You can also book a notary meeting online.
Questions
Last reviewed: 12 November 2026
Ready to order your translation?
Choose your languages and place the order in a few minutes. We send the invoice afterwards.