Divorce document translation

Divorce document translation

The scope and format differ for a certificate, a complete court judgment and a document prepared by a notary.

Before quoting, we review every page, attachment, stamp and finality endorsement. Names, dates and legal terminology are translated consistently throughout the document.

Certificate or judgment
Complete document
Legal terminology
Useful information

Accurate translation for each document type

Completeness check

A judgment may include several pages, attachments and a finality endorsement, all of which affect scope and timing.

  • All pages
  • Stamps and endorsements
  • Attachments
  • Proof of finality

Legal terminology

The translation must preserve the legal meaning, with names and places aligned with the client’s other documents.

  • Names
  • Dates
  • Court or notary
  • Operative part

Submission format

We check whether office or notarial certification and an apostille are required.

  • Office certification
  • Notarial certification
  • Apostille review
  • Destination country
Before submission

What to check for this document

Before sending a document abroad, check the issuing authority, validity, destination country and language requirements. This shows whether apostille, translation, notary or legalisation is needed.

1

Whether the document is valid

We check the issuing authority, date, original or copy and whether the document can be used abroad.

2

Whether translation is needed

We clarify language, destination country and certification requirements.

3

What must be confirmed first

We define whether apostille, translation, notary or legalisation comes first.

Document check

What to prepare before sending the document

To estimate price and timing, we need a short practical list of the document details, destination country and receiving institution.

1

Destination country

Add the country and, if known, the receiving institution.

2

Document format

Attach a photo or PDF and mention whether you have the original.

3

Language

Write the language in which the document must be submitted.

Process

How to order Apostille?

1

Order submission

To receive Apostille or place a translation order, bring the document originals to our office or send scanned documents to birojs@pfat.lv.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Must the entire court judgment be translated?

The receiving authority decides; do not translate only an extract without its approval.

Are stamps and endorsements translated?

Yes, relevant endorsements, stamps and signature notes are included.

Can I send a scan?

Yes, a high-quality scan is suitable for review and starting the translation.

When is a notarised translation needed?

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.

Can I send the document online?

Yes. A photo or PDF is enough for the first review, although the original may be needed before final preparation.

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Attach a photo or PDF and we will provide the price, processing time and service list for your document.

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