Certified translation for official use.

ATS prepares certified translations for immigration, court, academic, licensing, medical, business and institutional requirements, with notarization available when required. Requirements are scoped carefully because acceptance rules vary by authority.

Certified Translation

Documents prepared for official review

Certified translation is about more than accuracy; the receiving authority needs a complete, clear and properly certified file. ATS helps clients understand format, certification and notarization needs without promising blanket acceptance by every authority.

Immigration documents

Birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, identity documents, affidavits, school records and supporting evidence.

Court and legal filings

Contracts, judgments, exhibits, declarations, police records, evidence files and litigation support documents.

Academic and licensing records

Diplomas, transcripts, certificates, recommendation letters, professional licenses and evaluation support documents.

Medical and personal records

Medical reports, vaccination records, patient records, insurance documents and official personal records.

Business and financial records

Corporate documents, bank letters, tax records, employment letters, contracts and compliance-related documents.

Notarization and delivery

Digital certification and notarization are available. Hard-copy delivery can take longer depending on translator availability, notary availability and shipping.

Use Cases

Certified translation scenarios

An immigration packet includes Dari and Pashto records

ATS prepares certified English translations with attention to names, dates, stamps, seals and complete document coverage.

A court filing includes Arabic or Farsi exhibits

Legal documents are translated and formatted for attorney review, filing or evidentiary use.

A school or licensing body requires French or Spanish records

Academic and professional documents are prepared for institutional submission with certification where needed.

Turnaround Planning

Practical timing for certified and notarized files

For many 5 to 10 page requests, digital certification and notarization can often be delivered in about 3 days after scope, files and requirements are confirmed. Hard-copy delivery may require more time because it depends on translator availability, notary availability and shipping.

When certified translators are available for a language, ATS uses them where appropriate. For languages where formal certified-translator systems do not exist or are limited, ATS scopes the certification path carefully.

What affects timing

  • Language pair and translator availability
  • Page count, legibility and formatting
  • Notarization and hard-copy requirements
  • Receiving authority instructions
  • Shipping destination and delivery method
Quality and Security

Managed under ATS quality and security practices

ISO quality system

ATS manages certified translation through documented quality workflows aligned with its ISO 17100:2015 quality management system.

Secure files

Documents can be handled through encrypted file workflows, a secure client portal, NDAs and retention/deletion policies.

Careful certification language

ATS prepares certified and notarized translations for official use, while final acceptance remains with the receiving authority.

Priority Languages

Built for the languages your team actually needs.

ATS supports Dari, Pashto, Farsi, Arabic, Kurdish, Somali, Turkish, Urdu, Punjabi, French and Spanish, plus additional languages for specialized projects.

For a quote, include the source and target languages, file type or meeting details, subject matter, deadline, formatting needs and any certification or delivery requirements.

Ready to scope the project?

Send the files or meeting details and ATS will confirm the right workflow.

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