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Send a clear scan or photo. Include every page, stamp, seal, signature, handwritten note and any reverse-side content.
Order certified translations for academic certificates, degree certificates, diplomas, transcripts, school letters and qualification documents. Upload a clear scan or photo and receive a professionally formatted translation prepared for official use.
An academic certificate translation is usually needed when a qualification document is in another language and must be submitted in English for an application, assessment, employment file or official record.
We translate the visible content of the document clearly, including names, dates, institution details, grade information, stamps, seals, signatures, handwritten notes and reverse-side text where relevant. The translation is formatted so the receiving organisation can compare it with the original.
Send the complete document rather than only the main page. Academic paperwork often includes stamps, back-page notes, grade tables or issuing-body details that may need to appear in the certified translation.
Upload your files, confirm the service you need and receive a checked translation by email, with hard-copy options available where required.
Send a clear scan or photo. Include every page, stamp, seal, signature, handwritten note and any reverse-side content.
We review the document and confirm the quote, expected turnaround and the certification option most suitable for your submission.
The translation is prepared, formatted and checked for names, dates, terminology, stamps, layout and overall completeness before delivery.
Academic documents are often assessed closely, especially where grades, degree titles, course names or institution names are important. Sending a complete, readable copy helps avoid delays and unnecessary questions.
Certified academic translations are commonly used for universities, schools, employers, immigration applications, credential assessment bodies and overseas authorities. Requirements can vary, so it is best to confirm whether the receiving organisation needs a standard certified translation, notarisation, apostille support or another declaration.
The right certification depends on where the translation will be submitted. Always check the receiving organisation’s instructions before ordering if they have strict requirements.
| Submission type | Documents often requested | What to check before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| University or school admission | Degree certificate, diploma, school certificate, transcript or completion letter. | Check whether the institution asks for certified, notarised or sealed hard-copy translations. |
| Immigration or visa application | Academic qualifications, transcripts and supporting education evidence. | Check the authority’s translation requirements, including certification wording and contact details. |
| Employment or professional registration | Degree certificate, professional qualification, training certificate or academic record. | Confirm whether the employer or regulator needs a specific declaration or hard copy. |
| Credential assessment | Diploma, transcript, grade report, course record or qualification document. | Check whether the assessment body requires formatting, sealed delivery or exact naming rules. |
Pricing depends on the language pair, document length, formatting complexity, certification type and urgency. We confirm the price and turnaround before starting.
For non-urgent academic certificates and transcripts where a certified PDF is suitable.
For urgent applications and short deadlines, subject to language, length and availability.
For submissions that need printed copies, posting, notarisation or extra certification.
It is a translation of an education document such as a degree certificate, diploma, transcript, school certificate or qualification record. For official use, it is normally supplied with a certification statement confirming the translation is accurate and complete.
You usually need a certified translation when the document is being submitted to an official organisation, university, employer, immigration authority, credential body or overseas authority. The exact requirements depend on the receiving organisation.
Yes. Academic transcripts, grade reports, diplomas, degree certificates, qualification documents, training certificates and school letters can all be reviewed for translation.
A clear photo or scan is usually enough for a quote. Make sure every edge of the document is visible and that stamps, seals, handwritten notes, signatures and back-page content can be read.
Yes. The translation is formatted clearly so it follows the structure of the original document as closely as practical, making it easier for the receiving organisation to compare both versions.
Standard certified translations are usually suitable when the matter is not urgent. Express 12–24 hour options may be available depending on the language, document length, formatting and certification type required.
Check whether they need a certified PDF, hard copy, notarised translation, apostille support, sworn translation or any specific wording in the certification statement. Share those instructions before ordering.
Send your academic document securely, confirm the certification type you need and receive a professionally prepared translation for your submission.