Translation of Affidavits
Discover our affidavit translation services in more than 25 different languages.
What is an affidavit?
An affidavit is a legal instrument which guarantees in written or oral form the truthfulness of statements under judicial or administrative authority.
They are generally allowed to be made by all individuals who can be sworn before a court of law and are generally used as evidence in a dispute.
Affidavit translation service
At Orion Translations we provide an official translation service for sworn declarations, deliver on time and have a highly experienced team of legal translators. Our company works in a wide range of languages.
All our translations are official, confidential, and we ensure data protection. Everything is carried out by a team of great professionals competitive prices.
Affidavit translation service
An affidavit is a sensitive document that requires professional translation. If you need this service, we can provide you with assistance.
- Sworn and notarised affidavit
- Income affidavit
- Affidavit of marital status
- Affidavit of opposition
- Affidavit of assets and liabilities
- Responsible declaration
- Statement of assets
Affidavit translation services for companies
If you are searching for affidavit translation services for your company regarding the following documents, we are here to help you.
Should your company or business be part of the following sectors, it is very likely that you will require affidavit translation services, as at Orion Translations we have the advantage of having a great deal of experience working for the listed branches of activity.
Chances are that we have already worked with similar cases to yours, which means that we have the knowledge and know the best way to carry out and adapt the translations depending on your line of business.
- Trade and hospitality
- Tourism
- Transport
- Public administration
- Food industry
- Media and communications
- Telecommunications
- Computer and technology industry
- Audiovisual industry
- Financial activities
- Legal and political representation
- Chemical and pharmaceutical industries
- Leisure services
- Publishing houses
Related translation services
Besides other services, Orion Translations specialises in providing certified translation services in the following areas in over 25 languages.
Translation of Affidavits
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Translation of Affidavits frequently asked questions
Still not sure how our Translation of Affidavits works? Here you can read the most frequently asked questions by our clients.
What is an affidavit?
An affidavit is a legal instrument that guarantees the truthfulness of statements made under judicial or administrative authority. It is typically sworn before a court of law and is often used as evidence in disputes.
Do you offer notarized/certified affidavit translations?
Yes, we offer notarized affidavit translation services. Our notarized translations are recognized for official purposes and are handled by certified professionals to ensure authenticity and compliance.
Are your translations accepted by government agencies?
Yes, our affidavit translations are accepted by various government agencies, courts, and legal institutions. We ensure that all translations meet the necessary legal and institutional standards required for official use.
What is the typical turnaround time?
Turnaround times vary depending on the length and complexity of the affidavit. For standard documents, we aim to deliver translations within 24–48 hours. For larger or specialized projects, we provide an estimated timeline upon request.
How can I get a quote for affidavit translation services?
To receive a personalized quote, please contact us with details about your affidavit, including the source and target languages, document type, and any specific requirements. Our team will assess your needs and provide a tailored quote promptly.
Please inquire about our rates for corporate affidavit translations and other professional translation services.
In need of an affidavit for your company? Please ask us for a quote.
