Certified Translation

Certified Accuracy You Can Rely On

Every certified translation we deliver includes a signed statement of accuracy, confirming that the translation is a true and complete rendering of the original document.

Our linguists are native speakers with subject-matter expertise, ensuring accuracy in both language and context. Each project is reviewed through our ISO 17100, ISO 9001, and ISO 27001–certified quality assurance process.

Secure Handling of Sensitive Documents

From personal IDs and birth certificates to contracts and medical records, we understand the importance of confidentiality. All certified translations are managed through secure systems, with encryption and strict data-handling protocols.

You can trust Wolfestone Group to protect your documents and maintain full compliance with American and international data security standards.

Global Recognition and Compliance

While certified translations in the U.S. require a signed statement of accuracy, other regions may have different formats or notarization requirements.

Our team advises on the level of certification needed for your target country or authority — including notarized and sworn translations where applicable — so your documents are ready for official use anywhere in the world.

Standard U.S. Certified Translation

The most common form of certification in the United States, a certified translation includes a signed statement confirming that the translation is a true and complete rendering of the original document.

This format is accepted by USCIS, courts, universities, and government agencies across the country.

Certified Translation (International)

Outside the U.S., certification requirements may vary. For example, in the UK, certified translations must include the translator’s or company’s credentials, a signed declaration of accuracy, and contact details.

Notarized Translation

For certain official or legal purposes, a translation may need to be notarized.

This process involves a notary public verifying the translator’s signature on the certification statement, adding an additional layer of legal validation.

Apostilled Translation

An apostille is a form of authentication used for documents being sent between countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention.

After a translation is certified or notarized, it can be apostilled by a designated government authority.

Sworn Translation

In some countries—such as France, Spain, or Brazil—only officially appointed sworn translators can produce translations accepted by courts or government bodies.

Wolfestone Group works with qualified sworn translators worldwide to provide documents that meet these jurisdictional requirements.

Accurate, compliant translations for personal, legal, and corporate use.

• Birth certificates
• Marriage certificates
• Divorce decrees
• Adoption papers
• Passports and IDs
• Immigration documents
• Police records and background checks
• Diplomas and degree certificates
• Academic transcripts
• Letters of recommendation
• Contracts and agreements
• Business documents
• And more.