Apostillar Translation

The apostille system is a global method of providing legal recognition to documents issued in one country so they can be accepted in another. It is a standardised process that simplifies document authentication and verification of the origin country's laws. An apostille translation is when a document, such as a birth certificate or marriage certificate, is translated into another language and then attested by an apostille authority.

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Who can provide an apostille translation?

Certified translators who hold professional qualifications in translation can provide an apostille translation. Typically, the translator must have completed at least 5 years of study in the target language and be registered with either a professional body or court-approved organisation.

What type of documents require an apostille translation?

Any official document requiring authentication should be translated using the apostille system. This includes birth certificates, marriage certificates, court documents, wills and deeds.

How long does an Apostille take to issue?

Depending on the country issuing the Apostille, processing times can vary dramatically. Some countries provide a same-day service while others may take up to several weeks.

What happens if I need additional translations for my document?

If you need your document to be translated into multiple languages then each one will need separate Apostilles provided from their own countries authorities' approval processes.

Conclusion:
An apostille translation ensures authentication for any official documents which require verification for use internationally. Although time frames for processing vary between countries an Apostilled document guarantees that it is recognised worldwide as having been issued from its original source and contains accurate information regarding any other translations it has undergone.