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in Portugal, unlike other countries, there are no sworn translators. To certify a translation, so that a translated document is legally valid, it is necessary to make its certification at the organisations empowered to do so (namely Notary’s Offices and Attorneys).
Natalia Pedrosa
Liviu-Lee Roth
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Lingua 5B Bosnia và Herzegovina Local time: 15:18 Thành viên kể từ 2009 English to Croatian + ...
Definitely not
Oct 6
In my language pair, absolutely not. Never been.
Liviu-Lee Roth
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Sworn translators in Spain charge more, and get to use fancy paper and stamps.
I know sworn translations exist in Germany and I suppose they charge more, but this would need to be confirmed by a sworn translator here. Any of them here?
The strange thing is I do a lot of sworn translations into English and the sworn translator just adds his/her/their stamp. In Spain at least, you have to be able to translate both ways. The ones I know got it by studying legal translation... See more
Sworn translators in Spain charge more, and get to use fancy paper and stamps.
I know sworn translations exist in Germany and I suppose they charge more, but this would need to be confirmed by a sworn translator here. Any of them here?
The strange thing is I do a lot of sworn translations into English and the sworn translator just adds his/her/their stamp. In Spain at least, you have to be able to translate both ways. The ones I know got it by studying legal translation at uni, but it's also possible to do a test.
I ended up being able to issue certified translations when I became a member of the CIOL, but I've not been asked yet for this service. ▲ Collapse
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Betül Öztürk Thổ Nhĩ Kỳ Local time: 17:18 English to Turkish + ...
Not just the sworn
Oct 6
I doubt that it's still worth being a translator
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Anton Konashenok Cộng hòa Séc Local time: 15:18 French to English + ...
Not for me
Oct 6
Last year I needed some personal documents of my own translated by a sworn translator. Picked a company at a prestigious location, many years in business, positive customer feedback, yada yada yada... They charged me less than I would have charged to translate the same texts even without certification, and in the end they turned out to be "sworn translators" in more than one sense of the word: the quality of the work made me swear.
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Claudia Aguero Costa Rica Local time: 08:18 Spanish to English + ...
Yes, definitely
Oct 6
In Costa Rica, we are the only ones authorized to translate documents written in a language other than Spanish if they are going to be used here. The same happens with interpreters; we are the ones authorized to appear in court or in legal settings.
Almost 99.99% of my translations and interpretations are official acts.
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AllegroTrans Vương Quốc Anh Local time: 14:18 Thành viên kể từ 2011 French to English + ...
Makes no difference to me
Oct 6
Because in the UK (like Portugal) we don't have sworn translations.
I am sometime asked for a sworn translation and provide this by means of an affidavit that I swear before an English solicitor or notary public.
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