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Technically, yes. In the U.S. anyone can provide a certified translation. However, by signing the certification document, you are making a legal statement for which you can be held accountable in a court of law. While there is no law preventing you from certifying your own translation, most institutions will reject a certified translation completed by yourself because of conflict of interest.The best practice is to use a professional translation service that is experienced in certifying translations daily. Usually they'll offer guaranteed acceptance, so you don't need to worry about rejection or delays.

Visit our Template Shop at https://certificate.universal-translation-services.com/ Look through our templates and find the template that best matches your document in terms of layout and text. Once you've found the right template, fill in the details, upload your document, and proceed to checkout. After payment, our team will start working on your certified translation. You will have the chance to review your translation before certification, at no additional cost. After your approval, the final version will be sent to you by email. It's that simple!

A certified translation simply means that the translator is an experienced professional who has affirmed this fact in a signed statement. This statement can be completed by the translator or the translation agency to guarantee that the translated document is 100% correct and accurate.