Certified document translation

-accurately and on time

If you have document translation that needs to be certified or notarized, our agency will perform this task for you.

Online-Polyglot will translate these types of documents for you:

• Personal
• Corporate
• Bids
• Certificates
• Contracts
• Financial
• Test reports

We provide certified translation of documents, which require a certificate that the translation is true and accurate. If it is necessary, our office offers translations with notary certification.

Please contact us for any additional information and to request a free quote now. We will be happy to answer any questions and provide you with an estimate for the best professional translation services.

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We have translated a large number of documents of a specific and general type. This allows us to fulfill all orders associated with translation of documents clearly, without mistakes and in compliance with the correct form.

Certified translation includes a certificate that the translation of the source language, prepared by one of our translators conversant with both languages, is a true and correct translation of the attached document in the desired language. Please note there is a distinction between a certified translator and certified translation. Most official documents require certified translation only. This "certification" mechanism is appropriate for documents required by the INS or other government agencies and also for documents that are part of litigation. In order to better serve you, please provide us with the correct translation requirements.

Notaries’ certification: authenticity of translator's signature - if the notary does not know the language the document is translated into or the language used in the original document; the translation can be carried out by a professional translator. In this case, the notary certifies the authenticity of the signature of the translator who has translated the particular document. This establishes the identity of the translator and the person submitting the document for translation. Despite popular belief, the notary does not verify the correctness of the translation, because he/she is not obliged to know foreign languages and to be fluent in them.
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