Do you require a certified translator in Waterloo? We realize how much running back and forth it takes to complete your immigration, new education or job. We also know that some people get turned down by official authorities when they hand in translations that their friends prepared for them. If you require proper, certified translations, contact us to get the job done right the first time! We’ve been in business since 1995 and 100% of our certified translations have been accepted as valid by government and academic organizations.
Our certified translators follow the standards for certified translation and we guarantee accuracy. The following documents may require certified legal translation:
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- Academic Records
- Academic Transcripts
- Adoption Papers
- Birth Certificates
- Customs’ Documents
- Death Certificates
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- Divorce Decrees
- Driver’s Licenses
- Financial Records
- Immigration Papers
- Legal Contracts
- Marriage Certificates
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- Medical Records
- Passports
- Police Records
- Real Estate Deeds, Leases
- Wills
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Certified translations are charged according to a rate per page. Please send your email inquiry to Info@PremierFocusTranslations.com today to inquire about your particular language combination and required turnaround time.
Quotes are free of charge and are provided without any obligation to you!
What can you expect to receive?
We will provide you with 2 copies of your certified translation – one copy to send away and one copy to keep for your records. The certified translation will look similar to your original document and will contain an official seal from the certified translator, together with their signature.
Upon request we also issue affidavits, which state that the certified translator has translated your document to their best knowledge and ability. Affidavits may be subject to a small surcharge.
