Accepted by UK institutions and government bodies
Our notarised translations are regularly used for submissions to:
- UKVI (UK Visas and Immigration) — visa and settlement applications, including spouse and family visas
- HMRC — foreign financial documents, tax records, and business filings
- UK courts and tribunals — evidence, witness statements, and legal correspondence
- Companies House — foreign company documents and director records
- UK universities and UCAS — overseas academic transcripts and diplomas
- Foreign embassies in the UK — legalised documents for use abroad
If you’re unsure whether your document needs notarisation, certified translation, or an apostille, we’re happy to advise before you order.
Why Choose Global LTS for Notary Translation Services
Choosing the right translation service is crucial for accuracy and legal validity, especially when you need to offer notarised translations. Global LTS is a preferred choice for Notary Translation Services, focusing on their extensive expertise, wide-ranging language capabilities, and commitment to quality assurance backed by ISO certification.
Expertise and Experience
Global LTS stands out for its exceptional expertise and experience in the field of notary translation services. With a team of highly qualified translators who bring years of experience to the table, Global LTS ensures that every translation project is handled with professionalism and skill.
These translators are not only experts in their language pairs but also have a deep understanding of the specific legal and cultural nuances required for accurate notary translations.
This blend of linguistic proficiency and sector-specific knowledge positions Global LTS as a leader in delivering accurate translation that meet the highest standards of precision and reliability.
Range of Languages and Specializations
One of the key strengths of Global LTS is its extensive range of languages and specializations. Catering to a global clientele, the company offers translation services in over 120 languages, encompassing a vast array of dialects and regional variations.
This linguistic diversity is complemented by a broad spectrum of specialized fields, from legal and medical to technical and marketing translations.
This ensures that no matter the complexity or specificity of the project, Global LTS has the resources and expertise to deliver accurate and contextually relevant translations.
Quality Assurance and ISO Certification
Quality assurance is at the core of Global LTS’s service offerings, underscored by its ISO certification. This certification is a testament to the company’s commitment to maintaining the highest standards in translation quality and client service.
Global LTS adheres to stringent quality control processes, ensuring that every translation is not only accurate but also meets the specific requirements and expectations of its clients.
The ISO certification also indicates that Global LTS consistently reviews and improves its processes to stay at the forefront of the translation industry, guaranteeing clients top-tier, reliable, and efficient translation services.
Notarised Translation Costs
The cost of notarised translation can vary based on several factors, including the language pair, the type of document, and the specific notary services required. On average, the cost of notarised translation can range from £90 to £200 or more. The complexity of the document and the level of detail required in the translation can also affect the price.
Additionally, some documents may require more extensive notary services, which can increase the overall cost. It is important to obtain a detailed quote from the translation service provider to understand the full scope of the costs involved.
International Recognition of Notarised Translations
Notarised translations are widely recognized internationally, but the level of recognition can vary depending on the country and the type of document. Some countries may require additional certification or legalisation, such as an Apostille, to verify the authenticity of the document. The Apostille is a certification provided by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (or equivalent authority in other countries) that authenticates the seals and signatures of notarised documents or public officials on legal documents.
This additional certification ensures that the document is universally acceptable among the member countries of the Hague Apostille Convention. It is essential to check with the relevant authorities to determine the specific requirements for notarised translations in the country where the document will be used.