When you need a certified translation
Almost every Czech institution asks for a certified translation when you submit a foreign-language document – and foreign authorities usually require the same for Czech documents. Typical cases are marriage to a foreign national, residence permits and citizenship, recognition of education, company registration, court proceedings, inheritance and vehicle registration.
If the document will be used abroad, it often also needs an apostille or consular legalisation. We handle the whole chain, from translation and legalisation to delivery.
How it works
Send us a scan or photo of your document and tell us what it is for and which country it will be used in. We reply with a quote and a deadline. A certified translation is normally bound to the original or to a certified copy – we will advise which option suits your case.
We deliver the finished translation by registered post or courier anywhere in the Czech Republic and abroad. On request we can also provide an electronic certified translation with a qualified electronic signature, where the receiving institution accepts it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a certified and a regular translation?
A certified translation is made by a court-appointed translator who confirms with an official seal and clause that it matches the original. A regular translation has no official standing and is usually not accepted by authorities.
How long does a certified translation take?
Standard documents such as a birth certificate or criminal record extract usually take a few working days. Express service is available on request; the exact deadline is stated in your quote.
How much does a certified translation cost?
The price depends on the language pair, length and type of text, and the deadline. Send us your document through the form and we will reply with a free, no-obligation quote.
Do I need to come in person?
No. Everything can be handled remotely – send us the document by post or courier and we deliver the translation back to you.