Notarization for Certified Translations
What Is a Notarized Certified Translation?
Some government agencies, courts, and institutions require translations to be notarized in addition to being certified. A notarized certified translation is a translation of a document that has been verified for accuracy by a professional translator and then notarized by a notary public. A notarized certified translation includes a professional translator’s signed statement affirming the translation’s accuracy, along with a notary public’s seal and signature to verify the translator’s identity.
This extra step adds an additional layer of authentication and is often required for:
How Does the Notarization Process Work?
- A professional translator completes and certifies the translation’s accuracy.
- The notary public confirms the translator’s identity and witnesses their signature.
- The document is stamped and sealed, making it legally recognized where required.
Important Notes on Notarization
Notarization may extend turnaround time by a few business days. If you need a faster notarization process, please indicate this in your Get a Free Quote request.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the cost of the notary service?
We charge $10 per notary request.
Can I request a notary service separately without receiving a certified translation certificate?
A notary public can only notarize the translator’s identity when they sign the certified translation certificate.