Notarized translation
#1
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Notarized translation
My parents need a police certificate from Germany which they now have.
However it needs to be translated into English by a notarized translator.
I am struggling to find one, if anyone can help it would be much appreciated.
However it needs to be translated into English by a notarized translator.
I am struggling to find one, if anyone can help it would be much appreciated.
#2
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Location: Munich, Germany
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Re: Notarized translation
We also required this and used America Translation Service Start - AmericaTS. It cost €50 for two translations (including postage) in 2016 so might be slightly more now. Service was good and it didn't take long.
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#3
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Re: Notarized translation
The German Embassy is probably your best bet.
#4
Re: Notarized translation
I believe it is a notarized translation that is needed. This means that the translator makes a statement that the translation is a true and accurate copy of the original in front of a notary public who will sign and seal the letter. This letter accompanies the translation. Any translation service should be able to offer this.
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Re: Notarized translation
Standard practice when dealing with documents in a foreign language.