Sworn translations in more than 25 languages
Discover our sworn translation services in more than 25 different languages
What is a sworn translation
A sworn translation is the result of a rigorous process that we at Orion Translations make easy and straightforward. It is about translating documents for legal purposes, although it does not always have to involve legal issues.
At Orion Translations we perform sworn translations of any document that you may need for your business requirements. We are a team of highly qualified and trained professionals with the capacity to translate documents into more than 25 different languages.
Sworn or certified translation allows your business or company to internationalize from a legal standpoint. By having all your documents translated into other languages, you can register your business in more than one country, which will be beneficial for your company.
We provide sworn translation services that allow companies to internationalise their operations within a completely legal framework.
Sworn translation services
Sworn translation services must be carried out by professional translators because not just any translator can perform these types of translations as these specialists hold a sworn translator degree.
At Orion Translations we have certified and highly trained staff for sworn translations. Our sworn translation services are more than just decoding.
When you translate into a particular language, you must understand the cultural aspects of the country to which you are directing your content, so that it can have the expected meaning in that particular language.
In case of a sworn translation, not only should we take into account the regional dialects of the language into which we are translating but must also be familiar with the legal terms of that region. This is the only way to make a legal document truly legally valid and effective internationally.
Sworn translations: documents
There are a wide variety of documents that need to be translated in a legal or sworn manner. As mentioned above, these are not always entirely legal texts, although these are the most common in some cases.
Here is a list of examples of documents that can or should be translated by a sworn translator:
- Company formal registration or articles of incorporation
- Contracts with suppliers and service providers
- Contracts with companies to which services are provided or rendered
- Legal agreements
- Driving Licence
- Contracts
- Letter of intent
- Sentences
- Court rulings
- Employment contract
- Birth certificate
- Marriage certificate
- Notarial deed
- Criminal record certificate
- Banking formalities
- Lease or rental contracts for real estate property
- Employment contracts
- Any other document of which you require a sworn or certified copy
- Life certificate
- Death certificate
- Academic qualifications
- University degree
- Financial invoices
- Financial Books
- Profit and loss accounts
- Legal proceedings
- Administrative proceedings
- Adoption proceedings
- Medical report
- Financial information
- Various certificates and more…
Sworn translations for companies
While not always for businesses, sworn translations also benefit companies or institutions that wish to have all their documentation legalised and translated
The list of companies that benefit from sworn translations are many, these are some:
- Transportation service companies
- Textile product manufacturing and distribution companies
- Food and beverage industries
- Companies in the pharmaceutical area
- Digital service companies
Related translation services
Besides offering translations for companies, Orion Translations specialises in providing translation services in the following areas in over 25 languages.
Sworn Translations
Legal Translations Services
Screenplays
Medical Translations
Immigration Services
Technical & Scientific
IMEs
Voice-Over Services
Magazine Translations
Subtitling Services
Manual Translation Services
Academic Evaluation
Patent
Literary Translations
Technical and business translations
Marketing Translation
College Translations
Email translations
Website Translation Services
Sworn translations frequently asked questions
Still not sure how our Sworn translations works? Here you can read the most frequently asked questions by our clients.
What is a sworn translation?
A sworn translation is an official, legally valid translation of a document, performed by a translator officially recognized by a government body (such as a Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Justice) in their country. These translations bear the translator’s stamp, signature, and a certification statement, making them legally binding.
When do I need a sworn translation?
You typically need a sworn translation for official purposes when submitting documents to government authorities, educational institutions, courts, or other official bodies, both domestically and internationally. This ensures the translated document is legally recognized and accepted.
Are your sworn translations accepted internationally?
Yes, our sworn translations are recognized and accepted by authorities and institutions worldwide. We work with sworn translators accredited in various countries, ensuring that the translation meets the specific legal requirements of the destination country.
What is the process for ordering a sworn translation from Orion Translations?
You can request a free quote by uploading or emailing your document(s). We will review them, provide a detailed quote, and once approved, our accredited sworn translator will perform the translation. The certified document is then delivered to you.
Do you offer additional legalization services like Apostille or Notarization?
Yes, in addition to sworn translations, we can assist with further legalization requirements such as notarization or obtaining an Apostille, if required by the receiving authority. Please mention these needs when requesting your quote.
Ask us for a quote for a sworn translation or a professional translation
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