Certificates and degrees for abroad: 3 things before translating
Translating certificates and degrees in a 30-second video
Video transcript
Applying to study or work abroad? A moment before the translation: a long transcript costs more, because the fee is per word. Check whether the certificate alone is enough. A certificate already issued in English usually needs no translation, only a certified true copy. And ask the institution abroad exactly what it requires, including whether an apostille is needed.
Full explanation: Certified notarial translation of academic certificates and transcripts. Certified notarial translation into English of degree certificates, matriculation certificates, transcripts and professional certificates, for study, professional recognition and employment abroad.
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Tell us which authority the document is intended for and for what purpose, and we will tell you exactly which notarial certificate you need, whether an apostille is required and in what order, and how much it will cost under the regulations.