Documents with Certification and Notarization

Golden Promise Translation offers comprehensive service for translation and certification of various documents, including birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, and so on.

What Types of Documents Need to Be Certified?

Not all documents require certification. Those that do are mostly personal documents, such as all types of certificates, school and college diplomas and transcipts, and all sorts of legal documentaion that belong to individuals, and not organizations. These certified translations are usually requested by government agencies and universities. Our company complies with the current US rules and is eligible to offer document translation and certification services. There are regular and urgent delivery times available. Each translation is shipped by either USPS or FedEx.

What is a Certified Translation?

Most people have an intuitive understanding that translation renders written content from one language into another. Certified translation implies even more.

A certified translation creates a legal record. Different governmental organizations and agencies – and even non-governmental organizations such as private universities – have special requirements for certified translations.

Golden Promise Translation follows the strictest standards for certification. Professional translators attest to the accuracy of all Golden Promise translations, and each page of your translation is sealed to diminish the possibility of fraud.

In China, to be considered a certified translation, the translation must include the following:

  • The source document (copy) in the original language.
  • The translated document in the target language.
  • An affidavit signed by the translator or translation company representative, with his or her signature notarized by a Notary Public, attesting that the translator or translation company representative believes the target language text to be an accurate and complete translation of the original language text.