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Certified translation of a birth certificate

Done by a sworn, certified translator. €30.00. Delivered in 24 to 48 hours. Accepted by USCIS and every authority.

  • ✓Accepted by immigration authorities, registrars, courts and universities
  • ✓Used for: naturalisation, marriage, visa, family reunification
  • ✓A clear photo or scan is enough
  • ✓Guaranteed acceptance: corrected free of charge or refunded if refused

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Birth certificate

Number of pages

For some rare language pairs, an additional fee may be required. An agent will contact you if necessary.

€30.00 per page for this language pair

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The translator must be authorised in that country for your translation to be accepted there.

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€30.00

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A birth certificate is the civil record most often asked for in immigration, family and school files. When it is written in a language the receiving office does not read, it usually has to come with a certified translation carrying the translator's signature and stamp. We handle certificates from India, Pakistan, Nigeria, Poland, Romania and Brazil, among many others.

Where a translated birth certificate is needed

The Home Office (UKVI) generally asks for a certified translation of any foreign document in a visa, settlement or citizenship application. The General Register Office or your local register office may ask for one when you register a marriage, or record a birth that happened abroad. In the United States, USCIS expects a full English translation with a certification statement for every foreign-language document in a filing. Universities, schools and employers sometimes ask for it too.

What the translation includes

The translator reproduces the whole certificate: register heading, entry number, date, time and place of birth, the child's names, the parents' details, the informant and the registrar. Marginal notes added later, such as a recognition of paternity, an adoption or a change of name, are translated as well, because officials often look for them first. Stamps, seals and signatures are described in square brackets rather than copied. Names follow the spelling in your passport, and the layout follows the original.

What to send and what to avoid

Photograph the certificate flat, with no finger or glare over the seals. Check the back: an apostille or legalisation is often stamped there and must be translated with the document. Make sure you hold the right type of record. Many offices want the full certificate showing both parents, not a short extract. A faded or handwritten older certificate can still be translated; mention it in the Additional information field.

Price and turnaround for a birth certificate

A birth certificate nearly always fits on one page, so the certified translation costs €30. A two-page full copy comes to €60. The signed PDF reaches you by e-mail within 24 to 48 hours. If an appointment is close, Fast 24h adds €15 and Express 12h adds €30. If the office wants a paper copy, choose PDF + original by post for €8, sent tracked.

Before you order

Check the issue date, because some offices refuse a certificate older than three months, and a translation does not make it newer. Get the apostille on the original before it is translated, never after. Order your other documents at the same time so the same translator keeps every name spelt the same way.

They received their translation

I have been using this translator's services via WhatsApp for about a year or two now, and I have never been disappointed. The process is simple: I send the document, I pay by card, and the translation follows quickly. The work is always serious, professional, and reliable. I've even recommended this contact to several family members, and everyone is satisfied. Frankly, I recommend without hesitation!
Schera O · verified review
Second experience with this service, I am very satisfied, I dealt with serious and responsive people. Serious and fast work. I recommend.
Luc QUIJOUX · verified review
Sworn translation of the birth certificate from Polish to French received in less than 48 hours. A typo had slipped in, the correction was handled within an hour. I recommend TRANSLATORUS.
Annabelle Benard · verified review
First-class efficiency and professionalism. From the first call you feel well taken care of, and when I stressed the urgent need for the translated document, they hurried to get it done in record time! I am truly grateful for that. And all this at a very good price compared to the competition. Do not hesitate.
Ghilas Boukrif · verified review
I would like to emphasize the exceptional quality of the services offered by Translatorus. From the first contact, I was impressed by their professionalism, responsiveness, and above all, the quality of the welcome. The team is attentive, available, and always ready to adapt to the specific needs of each project. Translations are precise, accurate, and delivered within the agreed deadlines. An impeccable service, which I recommend without hesitation!
Melchor Mazzini · verified review
This is not the first time I have used Translatorus's services to translate my civil documents. It is also not the first time I am satisfied with their excellent, professional and fast work. Their service meets my expectations and I am grateful for it.
David Lohnes · verified review

Questions about translating your birth certificate

Which authority accepts this translation?

The Home Office (UKVI) requires it for a citizenship or visa application, and the General Register Office or your local register office for a marriage or the registration of a birth, marriage or death that took place abroad; in the United States, USCIS requires it for any immigration filing. Our translators are sworn or certified in the country concerned, so the translation is accepted by every authority without further formality.

How many pages does a birth certificate usually run to?

Most birth certificates fit on a single side of paper. Some countries, such as Morocco or Algeria, issue multilingual extracts spread over two pages, which still falls within the standard rate as long as the translated content doesn't exceed one page.

Do I need to send the original certificate, or is a photo enough?

A clear photo or scan is more than enough — the paper original is never required for the translation. If you need the original returned by post stapled to the certified translation, that option is available for an extra €8.

What if the certificate includes marginal notes (marriage, divorce)?

Marginal notes added after the certificate was first issued, such as a marriage or divorce, are translated in full at the same rate. Just mention it when you place your order so the translator can factor them in without extending the turnaround time.

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