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Name-change document translation

Certified Deed Poll Translation UK

Certified translation of deed poll and change-of-name documents for official, legal, immigration, passport and other identity-related use. Upload the complete document and include any instructions from the organisation receiving the translation.

Previous and new namesName-change wording kept clear so the relationship between identities is easy to follow.
Execution and witness detailsRelevant dates, signatures and witness sections represented where shown.
Supporting identity recordsPassports, certificates and related records can be supplied to keep spellings consistent.

Document detail matters

A Name-Change Translation Must Keep the Identity Trail Clear

Deed poll and change-of-name documents can link a former name to a new name through formal declarations, dates, signatures and witness details. The translation should preserve that relationship clearly.

If the translated deed is being submitted with a passport, birth certificate, marriage certificate or another identity record, send those supporting documents when relevant so names and spellings can be checked consistently.

01Former and new namesThe wording connecting previous and current names should remain explicit and consistent.
02Dates and declarationsExecution dates and formal declarations should be translated without changing their legal meaning.
03Signatures and witnessesRelevant visible signature blocks and witness information should be represented where shown.
04Stamps and annotationsOfficial markings, seals and handwritten notes should be included where they form part of the source document.

Common submission contexts

Where Deed Poll and Name-Change Translations Are Used

The receiving organisation decides what evidence it needs, so any written instructions for the specific application or submission should take priority.

01Passport and identity matters

Where a translated name-change document is needed to explain the relationship between identity records.

02Immigration and nationality

Where previous and current names need to be supported by translated documentary evidence.

03Legal and other official use

Where a court, solicitor, employer, bank or another organisation needs the name-change record in English.

Certification route

Certified Translation First — Extra Formalities Only Where Required

Certified translation, notarisation and apostille/legalisation are different steps. Use the route requested by the organisation receiving the name-change document.

01Certified translation

The core route where an English certified translation of the deed poll or change-of-name record is requested.

Certified document translation
02Notarised translation

A separate formality involving a notary. Add it only where the recipient specifically asks for notarisation.

Notarised translation

Direct order process

Order Your Deed Poll Translation Online

Upload the complete name-change document and include the language pair, intended use and any certification or formatting instructions from the recipient.

01

Upload the deed poll

Send clear scans or photographs of every page, including signature or witness sections.

02

Add the language pair

Tell us the source language and the language required by the recipient.

03

Explain the intended use

Include whether the document is for passport, immigration, legal or another identity-related purpose.

04

Confirm the order

The document scope, certification route, price and expected turnaround are confirmed before work begins.

Common questions

Deed Poll Translation FAQs

Name-change evidence requirements vary by recipient, so submission-specific instructions should always take priority.

Ask about your name-change document
What parts of a deed poll should be translated?
The translation can cover the full visible document, including former and new names, declarations, dates, witness details, signatures, stamps and relevant annotations shown on the source.
Should the English spelling of my name match my passport?
Where an English spelling already appears on a passport or another identity record, include that document or spelling instruction so the translated name can be handled consistently where appropriate.
Can I submit related identity documents at the same time?
Yes. If related birth, marriage, divorce or identity records also need translation, sending them together can help keep names and dates consistent across the document set.
Do I automatically need notarisation?
No. Certified translation and notarisation are separate routes. Add notarisation only where the receiving organisation specifically requests it.
Can I upload a photograph instead of a scan?
A clear photograph can be used where every part of the document is legible, including signatures, witness details and small print. Scans are preferable for low-contrast or multi-page records.
Will the translation guarantee the name change is accepted?
No translation provider can guarantee the outcome of an official, legal or identity-related process. The translation can be prepared to the stated requirements, but the receiving organisation makes its own decision.

Start your order

Send the Deed Poll and Submission Requirements

Upload the complete document, add the language pair and tell us where it will be used. Include any written certification or formatting instructions from the recipient.