For a translation to be considered

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sworn in Germany, it must generally include: The complete translation accompanied by a copy of the original document The signature and stamp of the official translator to attest to the accuracy and authenticity of the translation In Switzerland In Switzerland, official translations are carried out by translators approved by the cantonal authorities . For a translation to be recognised in Switzerland, it must be certified by a sworn translator who affixes his signature, stamp and a specific note attesting to the conformity of the translation with the original. In Luxembourg In Luxembourg, official translations are carried out by translators approved by the Ministry of Justice .

For a translation to be considered sworn in uzbekistan business email list Luxembourg, it must include: The complete translation accompanied by a copy of the original document The signature and stamp of the sworn translator to attest to the accuracy and authenticity of the translation Certified translation in some countries What is the difference between sworn translation and certified translation? Certified translation consists of a certificate attesting that the translation is faithful to the original . It thus offers a guarantee of precision and accuracy , without requiring formal legal validation. In some common law countries such as the United Kingdom, Ireland, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, certified translation is an alternative to sworn translation .