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Certified and notarised by our in-house Notary Public, usually same-day. From £29 including VAT, accepted at home and abroad.

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Notarised translation

A notarised translation is a certified translation to which a Notary Public adds their certificate, confirming the identity and standing of the translator or the certification, for bodies that require notary confirmation on top of certification. At Absolute Translations we certify the translation and, because our Notary Public is in-house, we usually notarise it the same day, for overseas authorities, courts, universities and legal processes that ask for a notarised translation. Prices start from £29 for a standard document or first page for the certified translation, plus the notary’s fee.

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    Receive your certified translation within one to two working days, or the same day on request.

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What’s included in your certified translation

Every certified notarised translation includes the translation itself and a signed, dated statement confirming it is a true and accurate translation, carrying our name and contact details, together with our official company stamp on our letterhead. That signed statement, not the stamp alone, is what UK authorities look for. We are an established UK translation company, the first in the UK to achieve ISO 17100, with over twenty years of experience translating official and legal documents. You receive a copy by email, and we can also send a posted certified copy where the receiving authority does not accept a digital certification. Every document is handled securely and in line with GDPR. 

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Accepted where notarisation is required, guaranteed

Our notarised translations are produced to be accepted by the bodies that specifically ask for a Notary Public’s certificate. People rely on us when an overseas authority, court, bank or university will not accept a certified translation alone and requires notarisation, and when notarisation is the first step towards an apostille or consular legalisation for use abroad. Tell us which body will receive the translation and we confirm whether notarisation is needed and set it up, backed by our money-back guarantee on the level we recommend.

ISO

ISO17100, ISO9001
ISO18841 & ISO18587

Pioneering UK translation company, first to achieve ISO 17100 accreditation, among many industry quality certifications.

10KSB

Goldman Sachs
10KSB Member

Selected by Goldman Sachs to be an exclusive member of its £500 million innovation programme for better customer experiences!

GDPR

Information Security
Systems Certified

Absolute Translations is ISO 27001 certified, with independently assessed information security systems designed to protect your data.

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20 Years’ Expertise

Celebrating 20+ years, Absolute Translations has mastered the art of providing quality translations at transparent, low prices to meet your language needs.

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ATC & EUATC Member

As ATC and EUATC members, we prioritise your satisfaction by upholding the highest standards in business ethics and translation quality.

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An in-house notary, usually the same day

Because our Notary Public works in-house, we can certify and notarise a translation in one place, usually the same day, rather than sending you to an external notary and adding days to the process. That matters when a deadline is tight or when notarisation is only one step in a longer legalisation chain, and it keeps the certified translation and the notarial certificate consistent with one another.

The first step towards using a document abroad

Notarisation is often not the end of the process but the first step towards legalising a document for use abroad, followed by an FCDO apostille or full consular legalisation. Because we handle certification, notarisation and legalisation together, we confirm the correct order for your destination and manage the chain, so a notarised translation is not left needing a further step you did not know about.

What a certified notarised translation costs

Certified translation starts from £29 for a standard document or first page, including the translation, the certification and VAT; notarisation by our in-house Notary Public is added at the notary’s fee, and where a document is going abroad an apostille, from £85, legalises it for a Hague Convention country. Your exact price depends on the document, the language pair and whether legalisation is also required. Upload your document for a fixed quote, or see our certified translation prices for a full breakdown.

How fast can you get it?

Because our Notary Public is in-house, most certified and notarised translations are completed within one to two working days, and often the same day on a short document, rather than the extra days an external notary adds. Where the notarised translation then needs an apostille or consular legalisation, we confirm the added time up front. Tell us your deadline when you upload the document.

Why Absolute Translations

We were the first UK translation company to achieve ISO 17100 accreditation, and we also hold ISO 9001, ISO 18841 and ISO 18587. We are members of the ATC and EUATC, GDPR-compliant with independently regulated security systems, and a Goldman Sachs 10KSB member. We have worked for organisations including the UK government and the NHS, and we are rated Excellent on Trustpilot, with 2,500+ reviews. We are also carbon negative, a step beyond carbon neutral.

Frequently Asked Questions

At Absolute Translations the certified translation starts from £29 for a standard document or first page, including the translation, the certification and VAT, and notarisation by our in-house Notary Public is added at the notary's fee. Where the document is going abroad, an apostille is from £85. Upload the document for a fixed quote, or first see how our certified pricing works.

Because our Notary Public is in-house, most certified and notarised translations are completed within one to two working days, and often the same day on a short document, rather than the extra days an external notary adds. Where an apostille or consular legalisation is also needed, we confirm the added time. Tell us your deadline when you upload the document.

A certified translation carries our signed statement and stamp confirming it is accurate, which most UK bodies accept. A notarised translation adds a Notary Public's certificate on top, which some overseas authorities, courts and universities specifically require. Tell us the receiving body and we confirm which you need, so you do not pay for notarisation you do not require.

Only if the body receiving it asks for it. Many UK authorities accept a certified translation alone, while some overseas authorities, courts, banks and universities require notarisation, and notarisation is often the first step towards an apostille for use abroad. Tell us the receiving body and destination and we confirm whether notarisation is needed.

Yes. Notarisation is often the first step towards legalising a document for use abroad, so after notarising we can arrange an FCDO apostille, from £85, for Hague Convention countries or full consular legalisation for others, in one managed chain. Tell us the destination country and we confirm the correct order before we begin.

Reviewed by Cristina Costa, Accreditation & Compliance.