Notarized Document Translation Services

Professional translations formatted for notarization. Perfect for international legal submissions and official use.

Why Choose DocuGlot for Notarized Document Translation?

Notarization Ready

Translations formatted and ready for notary public review

Legal Standard

Meets requirements for notarized document submissions

International Use

Suitable for documents used across borders

Fast Turnaround

Get translations quickly to meet your deadlines

Official Format

Professional layout matching original documents

Accurate Translation

AI-powered accuracy for legal documents

Supported Document Types

Legal Contracts
Affidavits
Power of Attorney
Business Agreements
Real Estate Documents
Immigration Papers
Academic Records
Financial Documents
Medical Records
Personal Statements
Witness Statements
International Documents

How It Works

1

Upload Your Document

Upload your DOCX file. Simply drag and drop or click to browse.

2

Select Language

Choose your source and target languages from 100+ options.

3

Download Translation

Get your perfectly formatted translated document in seconds. Ready to use!

Translation Requirements

  • Translation must be complete and accurate
  • Document format suitable for notarization
  • Translator signature line included
  • Ready for notary public witnessing

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a notarized translation?

A notarized translation is one where the translator signs an affidavit in front of a notary public, who then notarizes the document. This adds an extra layer of authentication for legal and official use.

When do I need a notarized translation?

Notarized translations are often required for international legal matters, some immigration cases, court submissions in certain jurisdictions, and when documents will be used in countries that require notarization.

Do you provide notarization?

We provide professional translations ready for notarization. The actual notarization must be done by a notary public in your area. We format the translation to be ready for this process.

What is the difference between certified and notarized translation?

A certified translation includes a signed certification statement from the translator. A notarized translation goes further by having the translator's signature witnessed and stamped by a notary public.

How long does it take to get a notarized translation?

Our AI translates your document in minutes. You can then take the translation to a notary public for notarization, which typically takes the same day.

Which countries require notarized translations?

Many countries require notarized translations for legal documents, including some European countries, Latin American nations, and Middle Eastern countries. Requirements vary by country and document type.

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