What affects the translation
The language, document volume, terminology, certification type and submission deadline all matter.
- Language pair
- Document type
- Translation certification
- Urgency
Send us the document and specify the translation language, so we can prepare a price, deadline and explain whether certification is needed.

The language, document volume, terminology, certification type and submission deadline all matter.
Before processing, we review the document and clarify the destination country. If the client provides instructions from the receiving authority, we take them into account.
We help determine the sequence of services: translation, notarisation, Apostille or document legalisation.
When translating documents, it is important to preserve the legal meaning, names, dates, issuing authority and order of attachments. If the recipient requires an electronic or certified paper copy, tell us before work begins.
We look at names, personal data, the issuing authority, attachments and stamps.
We agree on whether a plain, agency-certified or notarised translation is needed.
We check whether the translation must be submitted together with the original, a copy or an apostille.
Problems with document submission can arise even when the translation is correct if its type of certification does not meet the receiving authority’s requirements. Before starting, it is important to clarify the purpose of submission and where the document will be submitted.
If the client has instructions from the receiving authority, we take into account whether an agency-certified or notarised translation is required. The Apostille is considered separately.
Civil status, education, legal and medical documents are assessed differently.
The deadline depends on volume, language, certification and document availability.
We check the language pair, document volume and required type of translation certification; the need for an Apostille and the order of preparation are considered separately.
We receive the document and check the language, volume and document type.
A photo or PDF is usually enough for an initial price and deadline estimate.
Yes, if the institution requires a certified or notarised translation.
A notarised translation is needed when the institution requires an officially certified translation rather than a simple text translation. We check the required certification before processing the order.
Yes. A photo or PDF is enough for the first review, although the original may be needed before final preparation.
The price depends on the document type, destination country, translation, certification method, urgency and delivery method.
Attach a photo or PDF and we will provide the price, processing time and service list for your document.