If documents or proposals need to be certified, we can fulfil all of the requirements.
In general, an official or certified translation for domestic or foreign use is certified by a notary or lawyer. Documents intended for use in another country must be certified according to the standards of that country, in general requiring a "Hague Apostille".
A translation certified by a paper document is sent by post on the day it is signed.
To avoid delays, M21 has translator-lawyers available, qualified to certify translations. These certifications are accepted for domestic use, and, using a Hague Apostille, guaranteed by the Attorney-General's office in foreign countries as well. Thus, you need only indicate the target country in your request and you will receive the certified translation, ready to use.
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Birth and marriage certificates, judicial sentences, death certificates, notarized documents, company charters, commercial certifications, IES, criminal records, licences, contracts, driver license and IMTT declarations, reports, invoices, and anything else.
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