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Professional Document Translation Services for Official and Business Use

Send personal, immigration, legal, academic, financial, medical or business documents for professional human translation, careful formatting and the certification route requested by the organisation receiving them.

  • Professional human translation
  • 100+ supported languages
  • Urgent delivery options
Human Translation Prepared by professional linguists
Complete Documents Visible text and markings covered
Digital Delivery Professional PDF supplied by email
Urgent Options From two hours for eligible files

Clear, usable translated documents

What professional document translation includes

Document translation converts written information into the required language while preserving its meaning, context, structure and practical purpose.

For official records, the work may also include translating field labels, tables, stamps, seals, handwritten annotations and signature descriptions, followed by a signed certification when the receiving organisation requests one.

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01

Complete Translation

All relevant readable text is translated rather than only selected paragraphs or fields.

02

Purpose-Appropriate Terminology

Legal, academic, medical, financial and technical terms are handled in their document context.

03

Readable Formatting

Tables, headings, fields and section order are presented clearly for comparison with the source.

04

Names and Number Checks

Personal names, dates, reference numbers and repeated terms are checked before delivery.

05

Certification When Required

A signed Certificate of Accuracy can accompany documents being used for official purposes.

06

Digital or Printed Delivery

Digital PDF delivery is available, with physical copies arranged where they are specifically needed.

Broad document coverage

Documents translated for individuals and organisations

Upload the document even when its exact title is not listed. The team can review its language, subject matter, intended use and required delivery format.

01 / Personal and civil records

Personal documents for identity, family and civil-status matters

Complete translations of certificates and personal records used for immigration, registration, legal, administrative and family-related procedures.

  • Birth certificates
  • Marriage certificates
  • Divorce records
  • Death certificates
  • Name-change records
  • Adoption documents
02 / Immigration

Immigration and identity

Passports, identity records, police certificates and supporting immigration evidence.

  • Passports
  • ID cards
  • Police records
  • Visa evidence
04 / Academic

Academic records

Diplomas, transcripts, mark sheets, certificates and education-related correspondence.

  • Diplomas
  • Transcripts
  • Mark sheets
  • Award letters
05 / Business and finance

Business, corporate and financial documentation

Translations for commercial transactions, compliance, banking, company administration, employment and cross-border business activity.

  • Company documents
  • Bank statements
  • Financial reports
  • Invoices
  • HR records
  • Business correspondence
06 / Specialist documents

Medical and technical records

Reports, certificates, manuals, specifications and other materials requiring subject-aware terminology.

  • Medical records
  • Test results
  • Technical reports
  • Product documents

Choose the formality requested

Translation, certification and authentication are different services

Send the receiving organisation’s exact wording where possible. The correct service depends on how and where the document will be used.

01

Professional Translation

Translation for general understanding, internal use, commercial communication or non-certified purposes.

No formal accuracy certificate unless requested.
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02

Certified Translation

A complete translated document accompanied by a signed certification confirming accuracy and completeness.

Common for immigration, academic and official use.
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03

Sworn Translation

A translation completed through the sworn-translator system required in certain countries and jurisdictions.

Use when the recipient specifically asks for “sworn.”
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04

Notarized Translation

A certified translation followed by the applicable notarial act for the signer or certification statement.

Add only when notarization is specifically requested.
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05

Apostille-Related Translation

Translation of a document package involving an apostille certificate or international authentication.

The correct processing sequence depends on the recipient.
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Prepare the complete source file

What to send for a reliable document review

A clear scan, photograph or PDF is normally sufficient for the initial review. Show every page in full and include the instructions supplied by the organisation receiving the translation.

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Include these details

  • Every relevant page and reverse side
  • Visible stamps, seals and annotations
  • The source and target languages
  • The intended receiving organisation
  • The destination country where relevant
  • Your exact required delivery time
  • Any certification instructions
  • Preferred name spellings from identity records

Problems that can delay the quote

  • Cropped edges or missing pages
  • Blurred text or unreadable numbers
  • Glare covering stamps or signatures
  • Missing reverse-side information
  • No target language stated
  • No explanation of the intended use
  • An unclear or incomplete deadline
  • Different versions sent after work begins

From upload to delivery

A straightforward document translation process

The project scope, certification route, price and available turnaround are confirmed before translation begins.

01

Send the Documents

Upload clear scans, photographs, PDFs or other common document files with all relevant pages included.

02

Confirm the Requirement

State the language pair, intended use, recipient, certification instructions and required delivery time.

03

Translation and Review

A professional linguist translates the document and checks terminology, names, dates, numbers and formatting.

04

Receive the Completed Files

The finished translation is delivered digitally with the agreed certification and optional printed copies.

Checks before delivery

Details that matter in a professional document translation

Official and specialist documents are checked as complete records, not only as isolated sentences.

01 / COMPLETENESS

Page and Content Check

Pages, headings, field labels, footnotes and visible annotations are checked against the source file.

02 / IDENTITY

Names and Personal Details

Names, addresses, dates of birth and identity details are checked for consistent rendering.

03 / NUMBERS

Dates and Reference Numbers

Document numbers, dates, financial values and repeated figures are compared carefully with the source.

04 / TERMINOLOGY

Subject-Specific Language

Legal, academic, medical, financial and technical terms are reviewed for consistency and context.

05 / MARKINGS

Stamps, Seals and Notes

Readable official markings and handwritten annotations are translated or identified appropriately.

06 / PRESENTATION

Document Formatting

The translated layout is kept clear so the recipient can cross-reference it with the original document.

Document-specific quotation

What affects price and delivery time?

The final quote is based on the submitted document rather than its title alone. A short certificate and a multi-page legal, academic or business file require different amounts of translation, formatting and review.

01

Language Pair

Availability, script and specialist terminology vary between language combinations.

02

Length and Page Count

The amount of readable text and number of connected pages determine the translation scope.

03

Formatting Complexity

Tables, forms, multiple columns and structured layouts can require additional preparation.

04

Document Condition

Faded text, handwriting, unclear scans and damaged pages may require further review.

05

Certification Route

Professional, certified, sworn, notarized and apostille-related services involve different steps.

06

Required Deadline

Urgent scheduling depends on file size, complexity, language availability and working hours.

Global language coverage

Document translation in more than 100 languages

Send the document even when the required language is not listed below. Availability can be confirmed after the language direction, subject and deadline have been reviewed.

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  • Spanish
  • French
  • Arabic
  • Chinese
  • Portuguese
  • German
  • Italian
  • Dutch
  • Polish
  • Romanian
  • Russian
  • Ukrainian
  • Turkish
  • Greek
  • Hebrew
  • Farsi
  • Urdu
  • Hindi
  • Bengali
  • Japanese
  • Korean
  • Vietnamese
  • Thai
  • Tagalog

Document translation questions

Frequently asked questions

Send the receiving organisation’s written instructions with the document when you are uncertain about certification, notarization, authentication or delivery requirements.

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Requirements depend on the recipient

The court, immigration authority, university, employer, bank or other organisation decides which translation and certification format it will accept.

What are document translation services?

Document translation services convert written information from one language into another while preserving its meaning, context and practical purpose. Official-document work may also include careful formatting and a signed certification statement.

What types of documents can be translated?

Personal certificates, identity records, immigration documents, court papers, contracts, academic records, medical files, financial statements, company documents and many other written materials can be reviewed.

Can you provide a certified document translation?

Yes. A certified translation includes the complete translated document and a signed Certificate of Accuracy confirming completeness and accuracy.

Do you use professional human translators?

The service is based on professional linguists who translate and review the document in context rather than supplying unreviewed machine-generated output.

Can I send a photograph instead of a scanned PDF?

Yes. A clear, well-lit photograph can normally be reviewed when every page edge, field, stamp, seal and handwritten entry remains visible.

Do I need to post the original physical document?

A clear digital copy is normally sufficient for the initial review and translation. Check whether the organisation receiving the translation separately requires an original or printed certified copy.

Are stamps, seals and handwritten notes translated?

Readable text inside stamps, seals, marginal notes and handwritten entries is translated or identified appropriately. Unclear content should not be silently omitted.

How quickly can my documents be translated?

Urgent turnaround from two hours may be available for eligible documents during working hours. Same-day, 12-hour and 24-hour options may also be available. The actual delivery time is confirmed after reviewing the file.

What is the difference between certified, sworn and notarized translation?

A certified translation includes a signed accuracy statement. A sworn translation follows the officially appointed translator system used in certain countries. A notarized translation adds a separate notarial act for the relevant signer or statement.

When is an apostille-related translation needed?

It may be required when a document is being used abroad and the receiving authority requests an apostille or legalisation. The original document, apostille certificate or both may need translation.

How much does document translation cost?

The price depends on the language pair, word and page count, formatting, readability, specialist terminology, certification route and requested deadline.

View current translation pricing or upload the complete file for a fixed quotation.

What file format will I receive?

The finished translation is normally supplied as a professional digital PDF. Printed and signed copies can be arranged when the receiving organisation requires physical documents.

What information do you need before starting?

Send the complete document, source and target languages, intended use, receiving organisation, destination country where relevant, exact deadline and any written certification instructions.

Ready to send your documents?

Upload the complete file and confirm where it will be used

Include every page, the required language, receiving organisation, certification instructions and exact deadline. The service route, fixed quote and available turnaround can then be confirmed before translation begins.