Accurate certified translations that Irish immigration, citizenship and civil authorities accept without question.
Certified
With signed statement
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Languages
ISD-ready
Format
0 to 5 days
Turnaround
Immigration, citizenship and civil processes in Ireland require every non-English or non-Irish document to arrive with a certified translation, and a missing or non-compliant one sends the whole application back to the queue.
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Priced per document
Certified translations are quoted per document based on length, language pair and turnaround.
Immigration Service Delivery expects a full translation attached to a copy of the original, with the translator's name, contact details and credentials, and a signed confirmation that it is a true and accurate translation.
Accurate certified translations that Irish immigration, citizenship and civil authorities accept without question.
Entry 01 · registered
We check your scans and confirm the certification standard the receiving authority expects, whether that is ISD, a consulate, the NDLS or a court.
Entry 02 · registered
A translator qualified in your language pair renders the document accurately into English or the target language, preserving names, dates, seals and stamps.
Entry 03 · registered
We attach the signed certification statement with the translator's name, contact details and credentials, and bind the translation to a copy of the original.
Entry 04 · registered
You receive the certified translation ready to submit, in digital and stamped hard copy, and we reissue promptly if the authority asks for any adjustment.
Balance · fee scoped to your situation
Price on request
We confirm a fixed fee before any work begins. The €70 Book Consultation cost is separate.
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Which level of translation your application needs
| Criteria | Certified translation | Standard translation | Notarised or apostilled |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Full translation plus a signed accuracy statement | Translation only, with no statement | Certified translation with a notary seal or apostille |
| Accepted by ISD | Yes | No | Only where the receiving body asks for it |
| Includes translator statement | Yes | No | Yes |
| Backed by an Irish state register | No | No | No |
| When you need it | Most immigration, citizenship and civil applications | Personal reference, not official use | Certain overseas, court or consular processes |
Submit your documents
1wk
Translation and certification
1wk
Delivery
1wk
Review your documents
Translate with a qualified linguist
Certify and format
Deliver and support
Yes. Our translations carry a signed certification statement with the translator's credentials and are formatted to the standard Immigration Service Delivery and consular bodies expect, bound to a copy of the original.
Most documents are completed within 2 to 5 working days, and we can prioritise urgent cases on request without cutting the accuracy or certification the authority relies on.
No. Ireland has no state register of sworn translators, so treat any claim of official government accreditation with suspicion. Membership of a recognised professional body such as the ATII is the credibility marker decision-makers actually respect.
Birth, marriage and civil-status certificates, police clearances, academic transcripts and some driving licences commonly need certified translation for immigration, citizenship and join-family applications.
Certified translations are quoted per document based on length, language pair and turnaround, and we give a fixed price before we begin so there are no surprises.
Yes. We supply both a digital certified translation and stamped hard copies where an authority requires a physical certified document with the application.
Irish Immigration Service, document standards
Check the document rules for your specific application, every non-English or non-Irish document needs a certified translation.
irishimmigration.ie
ATII, find a professional translator
Search the Association of Translators and Interpreters Ireland directory for a qualified translator in your language pair.
atii.ie
ATII, about certified translation
Learn what a certified translation must contain in Ireland and why association members are the safe choice.
atii.ie
Citizenship applications, translation rules
See the naturalisation document checklist, birth certificates and civil documents must arrive with certified translations attached.
irishimmigration.ie
Join family applications, civil documents
Review which marriage, birth and relationship documents in your family application require translation.
irishimmigration.ie
Driving licence exchanges needing translation
Check the NDLS rules, some licences, including Japanese and Korean ones, must be exchanged with an official translation.
ndls.ie
Yes. We supply both a digital certified translation and stamped hard copies where an authority requires a physical certified document with the application.
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Figures on this page are indicative and depend on your circumstances and current DETE and ISD rules.
