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Official Translation Services in India

Official translation services across India are sought first for birth certificates, degree certificates, affidavits, court orders, company documents, police clearance certificates, medical certificates, commercial agreements and government letters, and the range also takes in marriage certificates, mark sheets, transcripts, powers of attorney, trade licences, passports, discharge summaries and school leaving certificates. Every document is read first by an official document translator, who translates it in full and checks names, dates, stamps and numbers against the original; the translation, in any of 102+ languages, comes back as a PDF with printed copies on request.

Official translation in India mostly starts from an Indian language — Hindi, Gujarati, Marathi, Tamil, Bengali or Telugu — and goes into English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese or Korean for visas, study abroad, overseas jobs and foreign government offices.

Official translation is used by individuals, families, students, professionals, companies and law firms in metros, trading towns and smaller cities alike. A first review can begin from scans or photos shared by email or WhatsApp, and the quotation follows that review.

Official translation requirements differ with the receiving office, so the purpose, the language pair and the checklist of that office are confirmed first. An official document translation service for notarization, apostille or attestation can also be arranged, where the office asks for it.

Official Translation Agency in India

Official translation agency services at India Translator have run since 2005, with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 17100:2015 certification, for individuals, families, students, professionals and companies across India. Its official document translation service covers certificates, agreements and government documents, and an official document translator reviews each assignment, checking names, dates, seals and numbers. Official document translator assignments in India most often involve birth certificates, degree certificates, affidavits, court orders, company documents, police clearance certificates, medical certificates, commercial agreements and government letters.

Official translation of personal and civil documents includes birth certificates, marriage certificates, death certificates, divorce decrees, domicile certificates and name change documents, prepared for visas, residency and family applications abroad.

Official translation of educational documents includes degree certificates, mark sheets, transcripts, diploma certificates, transfer certificates and migration certificates, prepared for universities, credential evaluators and overseas employers.

Official translation of legal and notarized documents includes affidavits, powers of attorney, declarations, court orders, notarized documents and indemnity bonds, with notarization arranged where the receiving office asks for it.

Official translation of business and commercial documents includes company registration certificates, commercial agreements, board resolutions, trade licences and certificates of origin, prepared for foreign partners, banks and regulators.

Official translation of government, immigration, medical and technical documents includes police clearance certificates, passports, visa documents, medical certificates, discharge summaries and technical specifications, prepared for consulates, hospitals and overseas offices.

Official translation of personal and commercial documents involves confidential information, so a non-disclosure agreement is available on request. Spellings follow your passport or the original, and every name, date, stamp and figure is compared with the source before delivery. Clients anywhere in India can complete the process online; urgent documents can be met with fast delivery, with notarization and attestation timelines set by the offices involved.

What Counts as an Official Translation?

An official translation is a full translation of a document that a government office, embassy, university, court, bank or employer will accept as a true rendering of the original. It normally carries the translator's signed statement of accuracy on letterhead, and some offices also ask for notarization, apostille or a sworn translator.

What counts as official depends on the receiving office and the country, so please share where the translation will be submitted. India Translator confirms the requirement before the translation begins and does not give legal advice on whether a document will be admitted.

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Official Translation Documents We Handle in India

Official documents from across India — personal and civil, educational, legal and notarized, business, government and immigration, medical and technical documents. Click a category to explore:

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All Languages Available for Official Translation in India

India Translator provides official translation in 102+ languages across India. Click your language for language-specific pages with pricing and samples:

Official Translation Available Across India

India Translator provides the same trusted official translation in 105+ cities, ready for embassy submission. Click your city for local pricing and document submission options:

Official Translation Pricing in India

Our Official translation charges in India depend on the document type, word/page count, certification requirements and turnaround time. Standard translation services start from the rates below. Contact us for an exact quotation based on your document.

*Delivery timelines apply to documents received during business hours (Mon–Sat, 9AM–7PM); turnaround may vary for larger volumes or complex documents.

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Official translation requirements vary with the receiving office, the country and the document. Acceptance always rests with the authority concerned, and translation services do not constitute legal or immigration advice.