Certified Translation

Certified Translation and Translation of documents are those that are stamped by a Certified Translation Office.        

Definition of Certified Translation::

. Certified Translation The word Certified Translation means converting a written text into any other language through a Certified Translation office through which the reader can understand the text, but it must be stamped by a Certified Agency from Certified Translation Offices. There are many types of Certified Translation that are most common and they are:

 ← ➝Translation of legal documents

← ➝Certified Literary Translation

➝Certified Religious Translation

← ➝Certified Scientific and Specialized Translation

➝Certified Economic Translation  

For matters that need a Certified Translation office ( CompanyChallenge   Certified Translation)

Uncertified or regular Translation cannot be used in many matters, but it requires a Certified Translation issued by a Translation Office Certified by embassies, Government Agencies, and official agencies, and the most important of these matters are the following:

1. Legal documents that are not written in Arabic and are required in the courts, meaning that to request a Certified Translation before the courts. 
2. Official Certificates that are used in official government institutions, which are represented in the Translation of birth certificates and the Translation of death, divorce and marriage certificates.
3. Translating criminal records that are required to be used for employment or visas.
4. Patent Translation.
5. Translate official regulatory documents such as case reports, data forms or protocols.