Document Translation Services

A translated document becomes certified when the translator attaches a signed declaration (Certification Statement) pledging:

• What type of document has been translated
• The document’s original language and translation language
• The translator’s affirmation that they are proficient in the origin and translation language
• The translated document is a word-for-word, complete, and accurate translation
• The Certifier’s
  • Name
  • Signature
  • Date of certification
  • Address

A document can be certified by any translator by attaching a properly formatted Certification Statement.

In the United States, anyone proficient in the origin and translation languages can certify a document by completing a Certification Statement and submitting it with the translated document. Since a certified translation must be an accurate word-for-word translation, we recommend using a professional translation service like Translation Shop to receive a certified translation online and avoid translation errors and subsequent rejection.

Translation Shop’s online certified translation services cost $20 per page, and one page amounts to 250 words (including numbers).

In the United States, anyone proficient in the origin and translation languages can certify a document by completing a Certification Statement and submitting it with the translated document. A notarized document is any document signed in front of an official Notary Public, who officiates the record in the eyes of the law. A certified translation typically does not require notarization but may. To ensure the proper type of translation is submitted, always reference the official resources provided by the receiving agency.