When your situation requires more than a certified translation, we add notarization. Same professional quality, same certified translation, plus a notary public verification. 65+ languages. 24–48 hour delivery.
Subheadline: When your situation requires more than a certified translation, we add notarization. Same professional quality, same certified translation, plus a notary public verification. 65+ languages. 24–48 hour delivery.
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A notarized translation is a certified translation that has been further verified by a notary public. The notary witnesses the translator’s (or authorized representative’s) signature on the certificate of accuracy and applies their notarial seal. This adds a layer of identity verification to the certification.
What a notary verifies: The identity of the person signing the certificate of accuracy.
What a notary does NOT verify: The accuracy of the translation itself. Notaries are not translators — they verify identity, not content.
A notarized translation = certified translation (with certificate of accuracy) + notary seal and signature.
Most of the time, you don’t. Here’s when you do:
You likely NEED notarized translation for:
You likely DON’T need notarized translation for:
When in doubt: Get a certified translation first ($19.99/page). If you later discover you need notarization, we can add it without re-translating the document.
| Component | Included |
|---|---|
| Professional human translation | |
| Certificate of accuracy (signed) | |
| Notary public verification and seal | |
| Quality review by second reviewer | |
| Digital delivery (PDF) | |
| Free revisions | |
| 65+ languages |
Pricing:
Example: A 3-page divorce decree with notarization — contact us for a combined quote. $84.97 total.
Delivery: 24–48 hours. The translation is completed within 24 hours; notarization may add up to an additional 24 hours depending on notary availability.
| Feature | Certified Translation | Notarized Translation |
|---|---|---|
| Translation by professional | ||
| Certificate of accuracy | ||
| Notary seal & signature | ✗ | |
| USCIS accepted | ||
| Court accepted | Most courts | All courts |
| Price | $19.99/page | $19.99/page + $25/doc |
| Delivery | 24 hours | 24–48 hours |
For a detailed comparison, read: Certified vs. Notarized Translation: Which Do You Need?
$19.99/page translation + notarization. 24–48 hour delivery. Upload your document.
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starting at $19.99 per page · 24-hour delivery · USCIS-accepted · 65+ languages
No. USCIS requires certified translations with a certificate of accuracy. Notarization is not required for USCIS filings. However, if your attorney requests it or you want added assurance, we offer notarization as an optional add-on.
No. The notary verifies the identity of the person who signed the certificate of accuracy — not the content of the translation. Translation accuracy is attested by the translator in the certificate of accuracy.
Often yes. If you're obtaining an apostille for a translated document (for use in a Hague Convention country), the translation typically needs to be notarized first. Contact us to discuss your specific apostille requirements.
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