Frequently asked questions

Yes. Procedures for homologation, equivalence and recognition of studies require an official translation of the degree when it is written in a language other than that of the destination country.
Both are almost always required: the degree certifies the qualification and the transcript details the subjects, the credits and the grades. Check the list of documents published by the authority before ordering.
For use in another country in the Hague Convention, yes. Obtain the apostille first: it is part of the document and is translated too, which saves you having to repeat the translation.
It is signed by a sworn translator-interpreter appointed by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, with certification, signature and stamp. Since 2020 a qualified electronic signature has the same validity as paper.

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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