Written translation
Certified translation with the agency stamp
When an institution does not require a notary, agency certification is enough — our signature and stamp confirm that the translation is complete and accurate.
An agency-certified translation confirms that a professional translator produced it and that the text matches the original. Banks, educational institutions, companies and some foreign bodies accept this where notarial certification is not mandatory.
We advise which level of certification your institution actually needs, so you do not pay for a notary where an agency stamp suffices — and the other way round.
Frequently asked
When is an agency stamp enough, and when is a notary needed?
Agency certification is accepted where the translator’s professionalism matters but notarisation is not required — often banks, university applications and internal company procedures. Notarial certification is required by government bodies, courts and most foreign institutions. We confirm your institution’s requirements in advance.
Tell us about your document
Describe the document and the purpose of the translation — we will assess the volume, timeline and type of certification and offer clear terms.