To submit this form, ensure that all fields are completed accurately. Sign and date the form, and include your contact information. Submit the form along with the translated document to the requesting party. You may submit the form via email, fax, or physical mail, depending on the requirements of the requesting party. It is recommended to check with the requester for specific submission details. Advice: Make sure to keep a copy of the submitted form and translated document for your records.

Important dates for this form are determined based on the deadlines provided by the requesting party, such as court dates, application deadlines, or official submission deadlines. It is best to check with the requesting party for specific dates in 2024 and 2025.

The purpose of the Certificate of Translation is to formally certify that an individual, proficient in a specific language, has accurately translated a document from one language to another. This certification is often required for legal, educational, business, and government purposes. It ensures that the translated document is reliable and accurate, providing assurance to the requesting party. By completing the Certificate of Translation, the translator affirms their competency and the authenticity of their work, ensuring that the translation meets the necessary standards. This form serves as an official and recognized proof of the translation's accuracy, enabling the translated document to be used confidently for its intended purpose.

• 1. Translator's Name: The full name of the individual who completed the translation.
• 2. Language: The language pair involved, specifying the source and target languages.
• 3. Document Name: The name of the document that has been translated.
• 4. Signature: The translator's official signature to certify the authenticity of the translation.
• 5. Address: The translator's contact address.
• 6. Telephone Number: The translator's contact phone number.
• 7. Printed Name: The printed name of the translator.

If you fail to submit this form, the translated document may not be accepted for official purposes, and you may face delays or rejection.

• Document Rejection: The translated document may be rejected if not accompanied by a certified translation.
• Delays: Submission delays may occur if the form is not submitted on time, potentially affecting legal or official proceedings.
• Lack of Authenticity: Without certification, the authenticity and accuracy of the translation may be questioned.

• 1. Legal Documents: When submitting translated legal documents to courts or legal entities.
• 2. Academic Records: For the certification of translated academic records and transcripts for educational institutions.
• 3. Business Documents: For certifying translated business documents for official use.
• 4. Government Applications: When submitting translated documents for government applications or processes.
• 5. Personal Identification Documents: When certifying translations of personal identification documents, such as birth certificates or passports.