Certified translation: 3 things worth knowing
Certified notarial translation in a 30-second video
Video transcript
A certified notarial translation is a translation that the notary certifies, under his signature, as true to the original, from Hebrew into English or the other way round. The fee for a certified translation is fixed by the Notaries Regulations and is calculated by the number of words in the translation. And if the document needs an apostille to be used abroad, that can be handled too.
For the full explanation: Certified notarial translation into English and Hebrew. Certification of the correctness of a translation under section 7(4) of the Notaries Law, from Hebrew into English and from English into Hebrew. Send a scan by WhatsApp and receive a signed, bound notarial certificate, usually on the same business day. No need to attend the office and no personal identification.
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