About Certified Translation Agency
We provide online certified translation support for personal, legal, academic, immigration and business documents intended for use in the UK and overseas. Learn who operates the service, how your documents are reviewed and what happens before an order begins.
Who we are
Our role is to make the translation requirement easier to understand before the document moves into production.
That means looking at what the document is, which language pair is needed, where it will be submitted and whether the receiving organisation has specified certification, notarisation, sworn translation, apostille or another formal step.
What we actually do
The service is designed around practical document handling rather than adding formal steps that have not been requested.
The document type, visible content, language and relevant pages are reviewed before translation begins.
The receiving organisation, destination and any written submission instructions are considered with the file.
Certified, notarised, sworn or apostille/legalisation support is considered according to the stated requirement rather than assumed automatically.
The translation is prepared, reviewed and supplied in the agreed delivery format once the order details have been confirmed.
How we approach the work
Official-document translation is easier to manage when the requirements are clear before work starts.
The translation should reflect the source document rather than reinterpret or simplify its content.
Relevant pages, stamps, seals, signatures and annotations form part of understanding the document correctly.
Not every document needs notarisation, sworn translation or an apostille. The stated submission requirement should guide the route.
Scope, certification route, price and expected turnaround should be confirmed before translation work begins.
What happens after you contact us
You do not need to know every certification term before ordering. Start with the document and where it is going.
Send the document pages that need translation through the direct-order form.
Provide the source language, target language and intended use.
The document scope, certification route, price and expected turnaround are confirmed before work starts.
The translation is prepared, reviewed and supplied in the agreed delivery format.
The receiving organisation decides whether a translation meets its submission requirements. Share any official instructions before ordering so the proposed certification route can be checked.
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Direct order
Upload your file and include the language pair, intended use and any instructions from the receiving organisation. The order details can then be reviewed and confirmed before work begins.
