Do you need a certified marriage certificate translation in the UK?
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The Language Corner is a translation agency which specialises in certified marriage certificate translations for official UK use.
We are experts in our field, so you can expect a rapid, first-class service at an affordable price.Â
Our marriage certificate translations are legally recognised and approved by all official UK organisations, including the UK Home Office, HM Passport Office, UK register offices and the UK divorce courts, accompanied by a “statement of truth” signed by the actual translator in the latter case to ensure acceptance. Submitting official documents can be stressful. Let us make the process easy for you. Contact us for a free quote today.Â
Types of official document professionally translated and certified by The Language Corner
We officially translate and certify all documents for organisations and private individuals, including the following:
Marriage certificates
Birth certificates
Academic certificates
Academic transcripts
Criminal record certificates
Divorce decrees
Name change certificates
Passports
Death certificates
All other official documents
Certification of your UK marriage certificate translation by an accredited translator
Our certified English translations are approved by the Home Office (Visas and Immigration), HM Passport Office, UK divorce courts, UK register offices, General Medical Council (GMC), General Dental Council (GDC), Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), DVLA, UK courts, UK universities and all other official UK organisations. We only work with accredited and well-qualified translators who are registered with an official UK institute for linguists.
Details of translation company’s credentials
Each page of our official marriage certificate translations includes a reference number, full company details and contact information. In addition, our “Certificate of Translation” attests to the translator’s credentials and to the accuracy of the translation. Each page is signed, dated and stamped. We certify in line with official UK government regulations.
