Notarized Translation
A notarized translation adds a notary public's authentication to a certified translation. Some authorities — particularly for apostilles, consular files and certain visa categories — require this extra layer. We handle the notary step for you.
Typical documents
- Apostille files
- Consular applications
- Adoption files
- Power of attorney
Included in every order
- Native, qualified translator
- Independent proofreading
- Personal quote before payment
- On-time delivery guarantee
- Confidential, GDPR-compliant handling
Frequently asked questions
Is notarized the same as certified?
No — notarized adds a notary public's authentication on top of a certified translation. Some apostille and consular procedures require this extra step; requirements vary by authority.
Do you handle the notary appointment?
Yes, we coordinate the notarization for you as part of the order — no separate visit needed.
How long does notarization add to delivery?
Typically 1–2 extra business days on top of standard turnaround, depending on your document and destination country.