Total:300,00 CHF
Management of Regular and Sworn Translations
50,00 CHF
It is one of the most requested services by foreigners who are completing legal procedures or paperwork in Spain. These are translations of documents that have legal effect before public administrations and other private entities. These documents always carry the signature and seal of the translator, and the sworn translation includes a certification stating that it is an official translation by a sworn translator authorized by the Spanish Ministry of Justice, along with the corresponding translation date.
*Translation price: 50 euros for management fees + the amount based on the translator’s quote.
If the client does not accept the translator’s quote, 50% of the service management fee (25 euros) will be refunded.
This service allows the upload of 20 files or documents.
Description
These are some of the documents for which sworn translation is most commonly requested:
- Family books
- Bank statements
- Contracts
- ID, NIE, and passports
- Driver’s license
- Birth certificate
- Marriage certificate
- Academic records
- University degrees
- Notarial and judicial documents (judgments, etc.)
- Death certificates
- Criminal background certificates
- Employment contracts
- Public deeds
- Wills
- Powers of attorney
- Documents issued by Commercial and Property Registers
- Medical certificates and reports
- Certificates of residence
- Licenses and permits
- Civil status certificates
- Adoption and guardianship certificates
- Court judgments and rulings
- Technical reports and expert assessments
- Real estate sale contracts
- Expert reports
To make a sworn translation, the document must generally be original and legally valid.
Do not hesitate to contact us if you need a sworn translation of any document, in almost any language, even if it does not appear on this list. We will get in touch with you to assist and answer your questions.
Additional information
| Product Type | Normal (3 Werktage), Urgent (1-2 working days) |
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