Notarised Translation Service

We provide certified, notarised and legalised translation service in Singapore.

Our notarised translation service comprises of the following:

  1. The source-language (original) text
  2. The target-language (translated) text
  3. A Certificate of Translation Accuracy issued by Sage Languages Pte Ltd attesting that the translated text is an accurate and complete translation of the original text.
  4. A Certificate issued by a local Notary Public attesting that the Certificate of Translation Accuracy has been legally executed in his/her presence and that the translated documents are true copies.
Sample Notarial Certificate
Sample Notarial Certificate

The sample Notarial Certificate above that bears the Signature and Official Seal of the Notary Public, certifies or attests to the due execution before him or her, a document such as a Certificate of Translation Accuracy, Certified True Copy of a Translation, Agreement or other documents verifying certain facts.

Below are some common documents that require certified and/or notarised translation:

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Birth certificates,Marriage certificates,Family registers
Education certificates,Medical reports,Decree Nisi
Civil Mediation Agreeement,Tax reports,Business profiles
Patent applications,Audit reports,Informed Consent Forms[/table]

Our legalized translation service comprises of the following:

  1. The source-language (original) text
  2. The target-language (translated) text
  3. A Certificate of Translation Accuracy issued by Sage Languages Pte Ltd attesting that we believe the translated text is an accurate and complete translation of the original text.
  4. A Certificate issued by a local Notary Public attesting that the Certificate of Translation Accuracy has been legally executed in his/her presence and that the translated documents are true copies.
  5. A Certificate issued by the Singapore Academy of Law attesting that the signature and seal of the Notary Public are true
  6. Endorsement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the receiving country’s Embassy.

Whether or not your documents need to be legalized is dependent on the other party in the receiving country. If in doubt, you may wish to Legalize in order to avoid costly delays and freight expenses.