Certified Translation
Docsbase United Kingdom
Many translations require document certification before they can be used in a legal or official capacity. Our in-house notary is licensed here in London, and can certify any of our translations. They will then be accepted by all UK institutions and most institutions across Europe.
We offer a comprehensive range of document certification services, including:
Translation certification of all our translations
All our fully qualified translators are empowered to certify the translations that they or another member of our translation team has completed. The lowest level of certification, this attests that the translation is a true and accurate representation of the original. This certification is then stamped with our unique agency seal and is issued a unique number.
Some translations may require this certification to be authenticated – why not let our in-house, UK-registered notary do this for you?
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Certification of True Copies of the Original
Many levels of certification require that the translation be affixed to a certified true copy of the original. We can produce and certify any number of copies of the original that you require, and can legalise these documents if required.
Notarised Translations
If you wish to use the translation or an original document abroad, particularly in a country in which neither English nor the translated language is an official language, the documents will require notarisation. Let us determine whether this level of certification is required for you. If so, we can take care of everything for you in-house, saving you time, money and hassle.
Document Legalisation and Apostille authentication on any notarised translation
Under certain circumstances, a document will require further legalisation such as Apostille authentication, which we can issue on any document originating in the UK or Ireland – follow the links or contact us today to find out if this is necessary for your documents.