Death Certificate Translation
A death certificate is normally issued in the country where a person has died. This document could come from a doctor or other medical professional or from a government agency delegated the responsibility of issuing a death certificate. These documents are issued to verify that a person has died and where and when this happened and what caused the death.
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If the death occurred while the
person was on holiday overseas, or was on a business trip, the death
certificate may be issued in a language that’s not the same as the language
where the deceased person normally resides. In this situation the family of the
person will be handed the certificate and if a death certificate translation is required so the family can
understand the information on it this can be completed by any translation
services company that has a translator available to do the translation.
If the death occurred in a country
which does not speak one of the key world languages it may take a bit longer
finding a suitable translator to complete the death certificate translation. Once the translation has finally
been completed the product can be used as evidence of the person’s death. This death certificate translation may be
required so that family members have access to the deceased person’s will, bank
account, property deeds and any other estate issues that have arisen as a
result of the person’s death.
A lawyer will need to see the death certificate translation before he
or she can release information about the person’s will and arrange for probate
before any assets or cash can be released. When a person loses their life
without any advanced warning his or her finances may be difficult to access
until the translation has been cited. In some situations a death certificate
translation may need to be certified before it can be accepted by some official
authorities especially when there is money to be released due to the death.
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Many government departments and
even banks may require that all death
certificate translations are certified by the translator who performed the
translation. This means the translator will have to be completely confident
that he or she knows the language well enough to be able to complete an
accurate translation that can’t be disputed by anyone. Once the translation has been signed as a
true and accurate translation of the original document there is no turning back
if the recipient discovers there are mistakes in the translation. The
translator will have to admit to making the mistake and rectify the error
without charging the client any extra.
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When a client asks for a
translation he or she should expect accuracy as that is the service the client
is prepared to pay for. When any official documents like a death certificate
are translated it is likely to be used for official purposes when dealing with
governmental departments and important other organizations like the deceased
person’s employer ay the time of death.
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3101 SW 34th Avenue
STE#905-453, Ocala
FLORIDA 34474
Telephone: (1) 855-938-7267
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