Notarised Translation and Apostille
Ensuring Your Translated Documents are Accepted Globally
Get A Quote
Notarised Translation
Certling's directors take an oath before a notary, who then legalises your translations, ensuring their authenticity. A crucial step towards obtaining an Apostille.
Apostille
An Apostille translation certifies a document for international recognition, adhering to the Hague Convention and accepted by all 91 signatory countries.
Our partners
Certling collaborates with notary offices, allowing for remote services when possible. However, for certain documents, your presence may sometimes be required by the notary.
"This was one of the best, if not the best customer service experience I've ever had! I don't normally give reviews, but this translation process went super smoothly from start to finish. I was about to get a service that was much more than I needed and a representative reached out to me within an hour (I hadn't committed yet as I was doing more research) and pointed it out, explained why and what I really needed, all with a super friendly and personal touch. I opted for the basic service and received my translation within a few hours (I only had one page and a few words to translate, to be fair) instead of the 24 hours stated when I signed up. I double-checked the translation and although there was a small oversight, they immediately provided me with an updated version and apologized for the inconvenience. I will definitely use their services again in the future and recommend them to my friends. Everything was super speedy and left me feeling really cared for. Well done Certling and thank you again for such a great experience!"
"Ordered a translation for UK visa, got it within 24 hours with no issues"
On our Blog: Guides, advice and tips
Your Essential Resource for Visa Guidance, Translation Insights, and Key Regulatory Updates