Understanding Sworn Translation

 

 Sworn translation, often mistaken for official or certified translation, is a specialized service that ensures a document’s authenticity. Providing clarity, sworn translation is one of 4 types of official translation,

As a form of official translation, it is recognized only in civil law countries like France, Spain, Germany, and Italy, where government-appointed sworn translators provide legally binding translations. These translations include a sworn statement, signed before a legal official, attesting to their accuracy. In contrast, common law countries like the US and UK do not have sworn translation but use certificates of translation for official purposes. You'll also find Certified Translation in Japan.

Due to varying legal requirements, it’s essential to confirm specific guidelines with the relevant authorities to ensure compliance.

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Keywords: Official Japanese Translation, Certified Japanese Translation

Understanding Certified Japanese Translation

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