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Sworn translation — per page

Signed, sealed translation of your official document.

from €45.00

A sworn translation of your certificate, diploma, deed or other official document, translated and signed by a professional translator and delivered as a signed PDF. Best for visa applications, university enrolment, marriage abroad, residency and licence procedures, and any document a Spanish authority needs in an officially valid form. Choose a physical sealed copy at checkout if the receiving institution asks for one.

Choose your option

Minimum order: 1 pages.

What's included

  • — Translation by a professional translator, signed and sealed
  • — A signed digital copy (PDF) delivered by email
  • — Formatting that mirrors your original document, including stamps and seals noted in place
  • — A single point of contact for the full order
  • — Optional physical sealed copy by certified post or courier
  • — 14-day correction guarantee

Delivery

Digital delivery — signed PDF, included, €0.00

Physical sealed copy available — choose a delivery method at checkout

Questions about this

What exactly is a "sworn" translation?

A sworn translation is signed and sealed by a translator, which certifies that the translation is a complete and accurate rendering of the original document. That signature and seal are what give it official standing before Spanish authorities.

Do I need the original document, or is a scan enough?

A clear scan or photo of the full document — including stamps, seals and the back page if it carries information — is enough for us to translate it. Some institutions ask to see the original alongside the sworn translation when you submit it; we’ll tell you if yours does.

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