Notarized Translation Services

 

Notarizing a translation is neither complicated nor expensive. Most notarized translation services once they have completed the translation print the source document along with the translated document, and arrange a meeting with a notary who signs a straightforward declaration along with the translator (affidavit) that the translation truly represents the source document. The notary does not need to understand the words in the document but simply signs it based on the translator’s statement attesting that the translation is accurate. It is quite a simple process and only takes up a bit of extra time by the translator employed by the notarized translation services.
 

Is there any difference between a notarized and certified translation?

Quite simply a professional certified translator is the only person who is qualified to certify a translation. There is a small amount of administration involved with this type of translation. The translator has to prepare a document which includes the translator’s declaration which has to be signed and attached to the translation. A stamp has to be embossed onto each page of the translation which is signed by the translator. This is proof of the quality of the translation. If a notarization is required, the 2 documents are taken to a notary who puts his or her signature alongside the one of the translator.

Who requires a certified or notarized translation?

The sorts of  translations which are used for immigration, contractual or legal, purposes such as court transcripts, birth certificates, marriage certificates, and service agreements  often certification is required while translations for such things as entry to colleges or universities  may need notarization. In a few cases a client may want a translation both notarized and certified. A notarization typically adds a bit of officialdom to the translated document.

How does the payment for a notarization get calculated?

There is a fee charged by the translator at the notarized translation services agency which is usually calculated by the time it takes to complete the translation. For the certification component this is usually extra. The translator charges around about 30 minutes, which is the time it takes to prepare the declaration. The documents have to be signed by the translator to complete the certification process. If the document has to be notarized the amount it costs will be added to your bill but it never amounts to that much extra.

Cinch Translations is a leading translation company which has built up an enviable reputation for the quality of its notarized translation services. It not only translates but has experienced translators in more than 90 languages who are proficient to certify the translations they do as well. You won’t be disappointed with the translation and their notarized translation services and none of the certified translations have ever been rejected by the U.S.C.I.S. You can’t do better than that. 

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