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Certified translation bundled with apostille and legalization for documents going abroad under the 1961 Hague Convention – birth, marriage and death certificates, degrees, powers of attorney, company and court documents. We handle the full apostille process start to finish, so your translated document is accepted overseas. Certified translation $39.95 per page; apostille from $129.
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Submit a photo, scan or PDF through our secure portal. Our system calculates the word count and generates an exact price quote instantly.
A professional translator completes your certified translation with a signed Certificate of Accuracy in the format Canadian offices expect.
Receive your certified translation by email, ready to submit. A shipped hard copy and apostille can be added at checkout. 12-hour expedited service available on request.
No add-ons hidden in the small print. Everything below is standard.
Formal certification statement signed by the translator, attesting to competence and accuracy. Signed by the translator, with a Certificate of Accuracy.
A certified translation with a signed Certificate of Accuracy, plus the arranged apostille that authenticates it for use abroad – with your names, dates and the document’s official details preserved exactly, and the apostille bundled with the translation and delivered together.
Native speaker, vetted, with documented experience in the exact document type. Same translator across all your documents on request.
Your certified translation is emailed as a PDF on completion – accepted digitally by IRCC and most bodies. A shipped hard copy can be added at checkout.
Unlimited revisions included at no extra cost until you’re completely satisfied with the translation.
If a Canadian body refuses the translation for accuracy, completeness or certification, we correct and reissue it free, and refund the translation fee if a correction cannot fix a refusal caused by the translation. Trusted by Canadian clients since 2010.
Certified translation is $39.95 per page (300 source words). apostille is $129 per document by digital delivery, or $159 with a hard copy posted to you. We handle the full apostille process; you do not deal with any government office yourself.
Our certified translations with apostille are accepted by the authorities below for documents used abroad. Since 2010.
Civil registries, courts and government offices abroad that require a Canadian document, and its translation, to be apostilled before they act on it.
Foreign universities and employers requiring an apostilled degree, transcript or reference, with certified translation.
Marrying or registering civil status abroad, where single-status, birth and marriage documents must be apostilled and translated.
Company formation, tenders and contracts overseas requiring apostilled corporate documents and their translation.
Powers of attorney, court orders and legal documents apostilled for recognition by a foreign court or notary.
Any of the 120+ countries in the 1961 Hague Convention that accept an apostille in place of full consular legalization.
Same $39.95 per page regardless of source language. No surcharge for rarer ones. Click any language to see the dedicated page.
An apostille is an internationally recognised certificate that authenticates a public document (and its certified translation) for use abroad. Here is what we handle and how the bundle works.
We produce the certified translation with a signed Certificate of Accuracy – the version the foreign authority will read.
We arrange the full apostille that authenticates the translation (and, where needed, the underlying document) for use abroad. You deal with no government office yourself.
The apostille is bundled with the certified translation and delivered together – digitally, or with a hard copy posted to you.
Birth, marriage, death and single-status certificates, degrees and transcripts, powers of attorney, company documents and court orders.
In the 120+ countries of the 1961 Hague Convention, an apostille replaces full consular legalization, so one certificate is recognised across them all.
If your document is staying in Canada, you do not need an apostille – a certified translation alone is enough. It is needed only when the document goes abroad. Ask us and we will advise.
We translate documents into English and from English into any target language, and arrange the apostille that lets them be used abroad. Whether the document is in Polish, Romanian, Arabic, Chinese or any other language – or a Canadian document going overseas – the certified translation and apostille are handled together and delivered as one bundle.
