Frequently asked questions

Yes, whenever you submit it to an authority whose official language is not the one the certificate is written in. This is the norm in nationality, residence, visa, adoption and public recruitment procedures.
Yes, if the document is to take effect in another country that has signed the Hague Convention. The apostille is part of the document and is translated too, so it is best to obtain it before ordering the translation.
It is produced by a sworn translator-interpreter appointed by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, and it carries their signature and their stamp. Since 2020 the Office for Language Interpretation has accepted qualified electronic signatures: the PDF has the same validity as the paper copy.
Upload the scan or the photograph of the certificate using the form on this page and indicate the source and target languages. You will receive the sworn translation as a signed PDF. If you need the stamped paper copy, add postal delivery.

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Postal delivery of the paper sworn translation, Juradoc

Postal delivery of the paper copy

Your sworn translation is always delivered as a digitally signed PDF, valid before the Spanish administration since 2020.If you also need the paper copy with the original signature and stamp, add this option: we send it by registered post to any address in Spain.
€15,00 EUR
€15,00 EUR