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FAQs – Italian Certified Translation Services
A certified Italian translation is a document translated by a professional translator and accompanied by a signed declaration, stamp, and statement of accuracy. This confirms the translation is a true and complete representation of the original and can be used for official purposes in the UK, Italy, and abroad.
A sworn Italian translation (traduzione giurata) is required when submitting documents to Italian courts, government offices, or public authorities. It is carried out by a court-registered translator in Italy who swears an oath before a court to confirm the accuracy of the translation
A notarised Italian translation is signed and stamped by a UK notary public, confirming the identity of the translator and the authenticity of their declaration. This is often required for documents being used outside the UK and Italy, especially for international business, legal, and immigration matters.
We regularly translate:
Birth, marriage, and death certificates
Divorce decrees & court judgements
Academic transcripts & diplomas
Police clearances & background checks
Contracts, wills, and powers of attorney
Medical reports & insurance documents
Financial statements & bank records
You can start a request by visiting out Pricing & Order page. Physical copies can also be posted if required.
Yes. All our certified Italian translations meet Home Office, UKVI, and UK government requirements, and include the necessary translator’s statement, stamp, and signature.
Yes. We handle apostille legalisation through the UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) for Hague Convention countries, and can also assist with embassy legalisation for countries outside the convention.
Standard turnaround is 48–72 hours, but urgent same-day and 24-hour services are available for time-sensitive cases.
Yes. We are fully GDPR-compliant and follow strict data security protocols. Your documents are only handled by authorised linguists and staff.
Yes. Our native linguists are familiar with regional dialects and localised terminology from across Italy, ensuring accurate representation in English.