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Certified Translation with International Validity

Official documents translated by certified professionals for immigration, academic recognition and legal processes abroad.

Certified translation

is essential for international processes such as immigration to the US, Canada and Australia. We handle, send and protect sensitive data safely at every step.

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What is a certified translation?

A certified translation is done by a professional translator who attests to the accuracy of the translated content.

It is widely accepted in immigration processes, admission to universities abroad and recognition of documents in other countries.

How it differs from a sworn translation:

  • - It does not require an official sworn translator
  • - It comes with a signed statement of accuracy
  • - It is accepted by bodies such as USCIS and consulates, depending on the case

How Zetta helps you with certified translations

Choice of translators:

Our interactive catalog brings together certified professionals for requirements in many countries.

Legal compliance:

Specialist translators, technical quality and deadlines that meet international requirements.

Real, instant comparison:

When you request a quote, you compare real translator options based on experience, delivery time, price and availability.

Questions?

Yes, as long as the image is sharp, complete and not cropped. A scanned file is always recommended for maximum accuracy.

It depends on complexity and volume. Simple documents (certificates, transcripts, letters) are usually ready within 24 to 72 hours. Technical or long documents may need more time.

It is accepted in many countries, including the United States (USCIS), Canada (IRCC), the United Kingdom (UKVI) and Australia (Department of Home Affairs).

Yes. Most bodies require a faithful and complete translation, the translator's identification, a physical or digital signature and a statement of accuracy (Certificate of Accuracy). The format may vary by country, but these elements are considered essential.

Yes, as long as the document is accepted in those countries. Some bodies may require specific formatting or statements, so always check the destination's guidelines.