How to Order Translation Online
First, check that the document you want translated is clear and complete. Next, follow the online form and provide the requested language, document and service details. Depending on the options displayed, you may also need to specify the intended purpose or preferred delivery method.
Finally, check your selections before completing the process. If you need background information, the document translation directory explains some common document types.
Documents and Details to Prepare
Before starting, have a clear copy of every page you want translated. For example, certificates may contain stamps, handwritten notes or information on the reverse. Make sure these details can be read so they can be reviewed with the rest of your document.
In addition, identify the language the document is written in and the language required. Our language directory provides an overview of the languages you can enquire about.
Certified Translation Requirements
If the translation is for a visa, university, court or another official purpose, check the receiving organisation's requirements before ordering. For instance, some applications call for a signed accuracy statement or other supporting information. However, requirements may differ by organisation and destination.
Therefore, mention the intended use when making your request. You can read more about certified translation or consult GOV.UK guidance on certifying documents and translations for general information.
Review Your Translation Order
Check the details carefully before final submission, especially the source and target languages, the pages provided and any requested certification. Also, confirm that your contact information is correct so the team can respond if clarification is necessary.
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