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NMC registration document translation

Certified Translation for NMC Registration Documents

English translation of non-English documents being prepared for Nursing and Midwifery Council registration. Upload the complete document set and include any current NMC instructions that apply to your route.

Qualification recordsCertificates, transcripts and professional qualification documents translated in context.
Name consistencyNames can be checked against supporting passport or name-change evidence where supplied.
NMC-specific instructionsCurrent NMC requirements should take priority over generic translation assumptions.

Current NMC guidance

Check the Translation Route Before You Submit

The NMC states that certified documents in a language other than English must be accompanied by an official English translation unless an eligible multilingual standard form is supplied.

The NMC also sets specific requirements around the original-language document, certification and the information that must accompany the English translation. Those requirements can vary by application route, so check the current NMC guidance before submission.

01Original-language documentThe translation should be prepared against the complete source document, not a partial extract.
02English translationNon-English documents may need an official English translation alongside the source-language evidence.
03Translator detailsThe NMC publishes requirements for translator identification, confirmation and contact information.
04Route-specific evidenceQualification, registration, identity and other evidence can differ depending on where and how you trained.
Always check the latest NMC instructions for your application route. View NMC guidance on supplying documents →

Prepare the document set carefully

Keep Names, Dates and Professional Details Consistent

Registration evidence can span multiple documents. Consistency across the set matters when the same person, qualification or institution appears more than once.

01Names and name changes

If your qualification or registration evidence uses a different name, include relevant supporting records or the spelling you need matched.

02Institutions and regulators

University, training-provider and regulator names should remain consistent across certificates, transcripts and registration records.

03Stamps, signatures and annotations

Relevant visible seals, stamps, signatures and notes should be represented where they form part of the document.

Do not add the wrong formality

NMC Document Certification and Translation Are Separate Issues

The NMC distinguishes between certified copies of source documents and English translations. Follow the NMC instructions for both rather than assuming that notarisation, apostille or another service is automatically required.

01Source-document certification

The NMC publishes rules on how copies of original documents must be certified for its registration process.

02English translation

The translation should reflect the complete source record and meet the translator-information requirements applicable to the NMC route.

03Extra legalisation

Notarisation or apostille should not be added by default unless your specific document route or another recipient requires it.

Direct order process

Order Your NMC Document Translation Online

Send the complete document, the language pair and the NMC registration context. If you have a current message or document instruction from the NMC, include it with the upload so the scope can be checked before work begins.

01

Upload the document

Send clear scans or files of every page that needs translation.

02

Add the language pair

Tell us the source language and confirm that English is required.

03

Include NMC instructions

Add any route-specific document or translation guidance you have received.

04

Confirm the order

The document scope, translation format, price and expected turnaround are confirmed before work begins.

Common questions

NMC Registration Translation FAQs

NMC requirements can change and differ by route, so the regulator's current instructions should always take priority.

Ask about your NMC documents
Do NMC documents in another language need an English translation?
Current NMC guidance states that certified documents in a language other than English must be accompanied by an official English translation unless they are accompanied by an eligible multilingual standard form.
Do I need to translate my qualification certificate and transcript?
If the documents required for your NMC route are not in English, follow the NMC's current translation instructions for those documents. Qualification certificates and transcripts have separate document-service pages on this site.
What if my name is different across my documents?
Include the relevant supporting evidence and any spelling you need matched. The NMC also publishes guidance on name-change evidence when names differ across qualification or registration documents.
Do I need notarisation or an apostille?
Not automatically. The NMC has specific rules for certified copies and translations. Extra notarisation or legalisation should only be added where your route or another receiving organisation actually requires it.
Can I upload scans or photographs?
Clear scans or photographs can be used to prepare a translation where all text, stamps and signatures are legible. This does not replace any separate NMC requirement to provide or verify original documents.
Will the translation guarantee NMC registration?
No. The translation can be prepared to the document requirements supplied, but the NMC decides whether the overall registration evidence and application meet its requirements.

Start your order

Send the NMC Document and Current Requirements

Upload the complete record, add the language pair and include any NMC instructions that apply to your registration route. If several related documents need translation, send them together so names and professional details can be checked consistently.