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Word-for-word certified translation of a foreign death certificate, accepted by the Probate Registry, the provincial vital-statistics offices, Service Canada, pension providers, banks and insurers – for probate, estate administration and bereavement claims. Handled with sensitivity. apostille available for estates abroad. $39.95 per page, 24-hour standard turnaround, accuracy guarantee.
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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.
Every field translated faithfully: the full name of the deceased, the date and place of death, the cause of death, date of birth, the informant, the registrar and civil-registry details, and all seals and stamps. Nothing summarised or omitted.
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.
$39.95 per page across every language we cover. For IRCC immigration, add a sworn affidavit (+$24.95); for universities, WES and most other uses the certified translation alone is accepted. Most death certificates fit on one page (300 source words); certificates with a detailed medical cause-of-death statement may run to a second page. No surcharge for rarer languages.
Our certified death certificate translations are prepared for the Canadian offices below, handled with the sensitivity a bereavement requires. Since 2010.
Applying for a grant of probate or letters of administration, and administering an estate governed by a death that occurred abroad.
Recording an overseas death and obtaining the documentation Canadian bodies require for the estate.
Bereavement Support Payment, state and workplace pension claims, and closing or transferring benefit records.
Life-insurance claims, closing accounts, and releasing assets to the beneficiaries of the estate.
Repatriation of remains and foreign inheritance proceedings involving Canadian heirs.
Records requiring a translated overseas death certificate for continuity or coronial purposes.
Same $39.95 per page regardless of source language. No surcharge for rarer ones. Click any language to see the dedicated page.
Every country records a death differently, and the cause-of-death section carries clinical terminology that must be rendered precisely. Here’s the most common gotcha for each top source.
Issued by the Urząd Stanu Cywilnego. A full certified translation is required for IRCC and English-Canada institutions. We preserve the akt number and the registrar’s details.
Issued by the Registro Civil, recording the causa de la muerte from the certificado médico. We preserve the CURP and folio numbers exactly; a certified translation is sufficient for the Probate Registry.
The hospital- or CDC-issued medical certificate of death, sometimes with a 死亡公证书 (notarial death certificate). We translate both, preserving every stamp and the cause-of-death coding.
Issued by the Starea Civilă. We provide the full certified translation IRCC requires.
Issued under the RBD Act by the Municipal Corporation or Registrar. Regional-language certificates need translation; we preserve the registration number and issuing authority.
A single-page ZAGS certificate with a serial number; the deceased’s patronymic is preserved in transliteration. Ukrainian and other CIS certificates follow the same structure.
We translate death certificates both into English and from English into any target language. Whether the certificate is in Polish, Romanian, Arabic, Urdu, Chinese or any other language, every order follows the same quality-controlled, confidential process. You upload, we translate, certify and deliver – ready for the Probate Registry, Service Canada or a bank.
