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What Is The Purpose Of A Certified Translation?

Updated: Sep 13, 2019

Have you ever been in a position as a foreigner in another or had a relative or friend who needed to have their documents translated and certified? Maybe you have or haven't, but for those that have needed a certified translation service, hiring the right translator or translation agency is crucial in achieving your objectives and reducing stress when it comes to medical, legal, or other personal matters. A translation can be certified by a translator or translation company who are members of the ATA (American translator's Association with a stamp, or any translator can have a translation notarized by a notary public to make a translation official and authenticated. However a notary public can not certify his or hers translation and the notary must be done by a third party. Some translation companies may certify translations with a company stamp or seal, which shows great credibility when clients and individuals have to submit their documents to various government agencies.

It is important to pick a translator or translation company who has great reviews and credibility in the industry and sometimes paying more for a certified translation with a reputable firm can save more time and hassle as if a translation is not done in a competent fashion it can get rejected by government agencies and cause stressful delays to the customer. Silver Bay Translations is a reputable translation company which has provided various certified translation services for clients worldwide from all backgrounds, and we pride ourselves in making sure the job is not done until it is done right. All of our translators and linguists have at least 3 years of experience and we provide certified translation services in more than 75 languages. As the world becomes more global and the demand for translation services becomes more important, make sure you pick the right service provider to meet your needs.


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