We work with public sworn translators in many languages and deliver translations either digitally, with a qualified electronic signature, or on paper with the translator's stamp and signature. A sworn translation is valid throughout Brazil, regardless of the state where the translator is registered.
When your document is going abroad, we coordinate the whole route: translation, apostille or consular legalization, and shipping. You deal with one team from start to finish.
What's included
- Translation by a registered public sworn translator (TPIC)
- Digital copy with an ICP-Brasil qualified signature, or a paper copy
- Check of names, dates and figures before delivery
- Hague apostille on the translation when needed
- Courier shipping within Brazil and abroad
Common documents and situations
- Birth, marriage and death certificates
- Diplomas, transcripts and course syllabi
- Police clearance certificates
- Contracts, powers of attorney and deeds
- Corporate documents and financial statements
- Court rulings and divorce decrees
- Driving licences and ID documents
- Medical reports and immigration documents
How it works
Send your document
Upload a clear photo or PDF through the form, or email it to us.
Get your quote
We reply with a price and a turnaround time. Prices depend on language, length and urgency.
Translation and review
The sworn translator translates, checks and signs the document.
Delivery
You receive the signed digital file, or the paper copy by courier.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a sworn translation and a regular translation?
A sworn translation is made by a public translator registered with a Brazilian Commercial Board and carries legal validity. A regular translation has no official status and is used for information or business purposes.
Are digital sworn translations accepted?
In most cases, yes. A translation signed with an ICP-Brasil digital certificate has the same validity as the paper version. Some consulates and foreign institutions still require paper; we check this with you before starting.
How much does a certified translation cost?
It depends on the language pair, the amount of text, the type of document and the deadline. Send us the document and we will reply with a free, no-obligation quote.
Do I need the original document?
A clear scan is usually enough for the translation itself. To apostille or legalize the document, the original or a certified copy may be required.