Home Office Certified Translation Services
Certified document translations produced by experienced professionals, formatted and verified to meet UK Home Office and UKVI submission requirements.
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We provide certified translation with native-speaking certified translators in over 50 languages.
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What Our Clients Say
Honest feedback from clients who needed certified translations done properly — clear, accurate documents they could submit with confidence.
Operations Manager
Super straightforward from start to finish. I sent the documents in the evening and got a certified translation back quickly, properly formatted and easy to upload for my application. Communication was a clear and the whole process felt reliable.
Senior Accountant
I needed certified translations for official paperwork and didn't want any mistakes with names and dates. Everything came back accurate, neatly laid out, and clearly certified. It saved me a lot of stress.
Project Manager
Really professional service. They checked my scans first, told me what to fix, and then delivered a clean certified PDF pack. Exactly what I needed for a Home Office/UKVI submission.
Business Owner
Fast turnaround and great attention to detail. The translation read naturally, and the certification was done properly. I've used them twice now and would recommend them to anyone who needs documents done for the UK.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The UK Home Office requires documents not in English or Welsh to be accompanied by a certified translation confirming accuracy and completeness. Translations must meet specific certification requirements to be accepted.
A Home Office–valid translation must include:
A signed certificate of accuracy
The translator or agency’s full name and contact details
The date of certification
A statement confirming the translation is a true and accurate version of the original
In most cases, no. The UK Home Office usually accepts certified translations without notarisation. Notarised or apostilled translations are only required if explicitly requested for specific legal or overseas use.
Yes. Many Home Office documents can be translated on a same-day or next-day basis, depending on length and language. Always upload your document early to confirm turnaround times.
Common documents include:
Birth and marriage certificates
Passports and ID documents
Bank statements and payslips
Academic certificates
Police certificates and court documents