The translation and certification
A certification statement attests to the translation’s accuracy and completeness. Responsibility for the translated content rests with the person or provider issuing that statement.
FOCUS: THE TRANSLATED CONTENT
HUMAN-LED · OFFICIAL · GLOBAL
CERTIFIED · SWORN · NOTARIZED
24/7 PROJECT DESK · RUSH DELIVERY
SECURE HANDLING · QUALITY REVIEW
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Notarized Translation
Important documents.
Every detail considered.
Professional translation with the added formality of notarization—prepared around your document, its destination, and the requirements that matter.
Scope, pricing, and timing confirmed before work begins.
Considered. Prepared. Notarized.
A formal statement. Illustrative artwork—not an official certificate.
Document-focused
Attention to names, dates, and detail
Formally prepared
Certification and notarization support
Clearly explained
A defined scope before you approve
Understand the service
Two distinct roles.
One coordinated process.
“Certified” and “notarized” describe different parts of the paperwork. Knowing the distinction helps you request the service your receiving institution actually needs.
The notarization
In the U.S., notarization concerns the signer of the certification statement. It does not independently verify the translation’s accuracy or guarantee acceptance by a receiving institution.
FOCUS: THE FORMAL NOTARIAL ACTMade for your paperwork
What are you
moving forward?
Select a document category to see what to include with your request. Share the recipient’s instructions so we can review the appropriate scope.
Personal records.
Important life decisions.
For family matters, overseas applications, or administrative requests, send a complete, readable copy—including stamps, annotations, and reverse sides.
Request a document review- Birth and marriage certificates
- Divorce records and civil documents
- Identity and supporting records
Precise language.
A clearly defined purpose.
Provide the complete document, the destination country, and any instructions from your lawyer, business contact, or receiving authority.
Discuss your document- Contracts and corporate records
- Affidavits and powers of attorney
- Supporting legal documentation
Your qualifications.
Presented with care.
Include every page of your record and the institution’s translation instructions. Tell us whether a digital file, printed copy, or particular delivery format has been requested.
Plan your submission- Diplomas and academic transcripts
- Professional qualifications
- Employment and reference records
These are examples of documents we can review. A document type alone does not determine whether notarization is required; the receiving institution’s instructions do.
A considered process
From your first file
to your next step.
Clear handoffs, careful preparation, and practical communication throughout your project.
Share your documents
Send readable copies, your language pair, deadline, and the recipient’s requirements.
Confirm the details
Review the proposed service, price, delivery format, and schedule before approving the work.
Translate & prepare
Your documents are translated and reviewed, with the agreed certification and notarization arranged.
Receive your files
Receive the completed package in the agreed format, with a clear point of contact for questions.
A smoother start
A little preparation.
A clearer quote.
Use this checklist to gather the details that help us understand your request. Unsure about an item? Send what you have and tell us what still needs clarification.
Before you send
An optional checklist for your own reference.
Your selections stay on this page.
Before you order
Clear answers.
No fine print.
Understand the service before you send your documents.
Speak with the project deskWhat is a notarized translation?
In common U.S. usage, this means a translation accompanied by a certification statement whose signer completes a notarial act. The notary’s role concerns that signer—not an assessment of the translated wording.
Do I need certification, notarization, or both?
Follow the receiving institution’s instructions. Some request certification alone; others also request notarization. Share those instructions with your quote request so the proposed service can be checked against them.
Can I use the documents abroad?
Requirements vary by destination and recipient. Ask the receiving authority whether it needs notarization, an apostille, legalization, or a sworn translation. Include its response when requesting a quote.
Is an apostille included?
An apostille is a separate service consideration. Please mention it when you request your quote; the scope should explicitly identify any additional authentication support required. You can also explore our Apostille Translation service.
How much does the service cost?
Your quote depends on the language pair, document length, complexity, notarization requirements, and delivery needs. Send your documents for a project-specific price before approving the work.
How long will my order take?
Turnaround depends on the translation scope and notarial arrangements. Tell us your deadline when requesting a quote. We will confirm the proposed schedule and whether an expedited option is available.
Will I receive a digital or printed copy?
Tell us what your recipient requires. The quote should confirm the agreed delivery format and whether printed copies or shipping are included before you place the order.
What if I am unsure about the requirements?
Send the document and any instructions you have received. We can help clarify the translation service being requested; the receiving institution remains the source for its own submission requirements.
Let’s get your documents
moving in the right direction.
Share your files and requirements. We’ll help you define the translation service, timeline, and next step.