I offer certified translation services to different clients all over the world. My clients includes translation companies, Solicitors, Courts, Police, Services Tribunals, Home Office, UK Passport Office, NARIC, Legal Aid Agency, City Councils and private individuals. If you are getting official translation in support of your visa application either for a marriage visa, a student visa, immigration application, asylum application or for any other purposes then a Certificate of Authenticity or accuracy issued by a CIoL or ITI qualified language translator along with your documents to be submitted to the relevant department will facilitate your application process.
Certification and translation services are available for all major languages. All documents received for translation are treated with confidentiality. A freelance translator who translate and provides translation in the UK should be a Member of the Chartered Institute of Linguists (CIoL) or the Institute of Translation and Interpreting (ITI) in the UK.
Translation agencies can also certify translation on behalf of freelance translator and they need to mention translator’s credential on a certificate of translation. A translation agency who provides translation services using the services of a Freelance Translator should me a Member of the Association of Translation Companies (ATC).
Certified translation services require an officially recognized stamp confirming the credentials of the translator and the accuracy of translation. In order to ensure that your documents are accepted by the authorities it is very important to get them translated and certified by an official recognized translator.
The process of getting your document translated and certified through us is very easy and simple. After the process of document translation is over, a thorough procedure of proofreading, editing and certification is carried out before sending the certified copy of translation to your address. As a certified translator I translate and certify all kinds of legal documents.
