Legal translations and corporate documents
Contracts, private agreements, corporate records, pleadings, powers of attorney and legal correspondence.
Legal and certified translations for official use
Accurate document translation with the prescribed lawyer’s certification for official use.
The service
Official and legal translations must reproduce the source faithfully, using consistent terminology and accurately presenting the information it contains.
Legal training and proficiency in four languages enable the office to translate a wide range of documents for individuals and businesses, with personal review of every translation.
Contracts, private agreements, corporate records, pleadings, powers of attorney and legal correspondence.
Certificates, civil-status records, authorisations and other documents intended for use before authorities or organisations.
Degrees, transcripts, confirmations and supporting academic documentation.
Translations involving Greek, English, German and Simplified Chinese, following review of the source document.
How we work
Send a clear copy of the document by email for an initial review.
Confirm the language, length, intended use and requested delivery time.
Translation with close attention to the document’s legal, administrative or technical terminology.
Delivery of the certified translation with the required lawyer’s certification.
Useful information
These answers are general. Every matter is assessed on its facts and the documents available.
Yes. Translations undertaken by the office include the prescribed lawyer’s certification and the supporting elements required for their official use.
The office translates contracts, powers of attorney, court and corporate documents, civil-status records, certificates and academic qualifications, among other documents. The source is reviewed before the requirements for its certified translation are confirmed.
The office handles translations involving Greek, English, German and Simplified Chinese, following review of the source document and its intended use.
Email a clear copy of the document, stating the target language and where it will be used. You will then receive information about the cost and delivery time.
This depends on the document and the authority or organisation where it will be used. The exact requirements are clarified during the initial review.
Call or email to briefly describe your matter and arrange an appointment.
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