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How to provide certificate of authenticity with my translation?
Thread poster: Yelena.
Yelena. United Kingdom Local time: 10:09 English to Russian + ...
Mar 26, 2003
I need to provide a certificate of authenticity - a covering letter stating that the translation is a true and accurate translation of the original. How do I attach it to the original translated document? Does it have to be in any way bound? Or should just stapling it and signing each page suffice?
Thanks a lot!
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What I do, at the end of every translation I write \"I,K.M., accredited translator ... (blah, blah) certify that this is true and accurate translation from ... into ... of the (document)presented to the best of my knowledge.\" and put my seal and signature.
If the translation is to be used in the court of law I am often asked to make an affidavit, a written statement on oath sworn to before a JP.
What I do, at the end of every translation I write \"I,K.M., accredited translator ... (blah, blah) certify that this is true and accurate translation from ... into ... of the (document)presented to the best of my knowledge.\" and put my seal and signature.
If the translation is to be used in the court of law I am often asked to make an affidavit, a written statement on oath sworn to before a JP.
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Gillian Searl United Kingdom Local time: 10:09 German to English
Take it to a notary
Mar 27, 2003
The only way to do it in the UK is to take it to a notary. It\'s expensive but the only \"official\" way.
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David Knowles Local time: 10:09 Member (2002) Russian to English + ...
The Institute of Linguists will provide a letter
Mar 27, 2003
I\'d have to find the edition of the Linguist magazine, but a year or two ago there was a short item about this. Th IoL at least considers that a Diploma in Translation is equivalent to a notarised translator.
As a simpler alternative, what I have done is to put the following at the bottom of each page, and it seems to be acceptable. I have scans of qualifications that I can print out if needed.
I\'d have to find the edition of the Linguist magazine, but a year or two ago there was a short item about this. Th IoL at least considers that a Diploma in Translation is equivalent to a notarised translator.
As a simpler alternative, what I have done is to put the following at the bottom of each page, and it seems to be acceptable. I have scans of qualifications that I can print out if needed.
translated by
[signature]
David Knowles
[qualifications]
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