A notarized translation is a translation accompanied by a notarization process, usually a declaration by the translator or translation provider that is notarized by a notary. The exact process depends on the requirements of the authority that will receive the document.

Translation converts the content of a document from one language into another. Notarization involves a notary attesting a declaration, signature or document, depending on the applicable requirements. A notary does not check the accuracy of the translation itself.

Notarized translation starts from ₹1,049 + applicable taxes per page. The final quotation depends on the language pair, document type, number of pages, complexity, formatting, urgency and the specific notarization requirements.

The starting price is ₹1,049 + applicable taxes per page.

Not necessarily. ₹1,049 per page is a starting price. Your final quotation is confirmed after we review your document and requirements.

No. Applicable taxes are charged in addition to the ₹1,049 per page starting price and will be shown in your quotation.

We handle notarized translation of many personal, academic, legal, immigration, business and medical documents. If your document type is not listed on this page, upload it through the quote form and tell us what you need.

We support many Indian and international languages, including Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, Tamil, Bengali, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, German, French and Spanish. Availability depends on the language pair, so please tell us your source and target language.

Yes. We provide notarized translation for immigration documents. Immigration authorities set their own translation and notarization rules, so please confirm their exact requirements before ordering.

Notarized translations are requested for some visa applications. Whether one is accepted, or whether a different form such as certified or sworn translation is needed, depends on the embassy, consulate or visa authority.

Some universities ask for notarized translations of academic documents, while others accept certified translations or have their own process. Please check the requirements of the university you are applying to.

No single rule applies to all embassies. Requirements differ by country and by embassy or consulate, and some may require sworn translation, apostille or legalization instead. Please confirm the requirement with the embassy before ordering.

Yes. Use the quote form on this page to upload your document. You can also send it on WhatsApp to +91 88281 65468 or by email to project@documentranslations.com.

You can upload PDF, DOC, DOCX, JPG, JPEG and PNG files, up to 10 MB in total per submission.

Yes. You can add several files in one submission, up to 10 MB in total. For larger sets of documents, send them on WhatsApp or by email.

We review your document and consider the language pair, document type, number of pages, complexity, formatting, urgency and the specific notarization requirements. The quotation is then sent to you for confirmation.

Yes, you can request urgent delivery. Whether your date can be met depends on the document, language pair and notarization process, and urgency may affect the price. Enter your required date in the form and we will confirm it with your quote.

Yes. You can chat with us or send your requirements on WhatsApp at +91 88281 65468.

Ask the receiving authority what form of translation they accept. If you are still unsure, select “Not Sure” in the quote form and tell us where the document will be submitted, and we will explain the options available.

Yes. Professional translators can submit their profile through the translator registration form near the bottom of this page. Registration does not guarantee an assignment; profiles are reviewed according to project requirements, expertise, language pair and availability.