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Notary Public Interpreters
If you or your client do not fully understand the local language, a sworn interpreter at the notary's office is essential. This is a legal requirement to avoid misunderstandings in important legal documents, such as:
- Deed of transfer
- Mortgage deed
- Will
- Prenuptial agreement
- Cohabitation agreement
- Deed of incorporation
- Articles of association
- Power of attorney
We provide interpreters in over 100 languages, including Polish, English, Turkish, Arabic, Thai, Indonesian, Portuguese, Farsi, Spanish, German, Hungarian, Bulgarian, Romanian, Czech, Russian, Ukrainian, Lithuanian, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese Chinese, Japanese, French, Italian, Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian and many more.
What is a Sworn Interpreter?
A sworn interpreter has taken an official oath in court, confirming they meet strict legal and linguistic qualifications. They must:
- Provide impartial and accurate interpretation
- Maintain confidentiality
- Follow a professional code of conduct
- Complete ongoing professional training
Only interpreters with an official interpreter pass can work for notaries, lawyers, and courts.
How Do Interpreters Prepare?
Before the appointment, interpreters review relevant documents to ensure accurate legal translation. They research terms that may not exist in the target language to ensure clarity and legal accuracy.
Cost of Hiring a Notary Interpreter
Rates are hourly and include preparation time. Travel costs are based on distance. As a general guideline:
- 1–2 deeds typically require one hour
- Each additional deed adds around 30 minutes
Customers can view a detailed breakdown of pricing by clicking the orange question mark icon next to the listed price—before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do you need a sworn interpreter at the notary's office?
It is a legal requirement to ensure full understanding of important legal documents by all parties involved.
What qualifications does a sworn interpreter need?
They must complete professional training, demonstrate interpretation skills, and provide a certificate of good conduct.
How do interpreters prepare for notarized deeds?
They review materials in advance and ensure correct terminology is used, particularly for complex or unique legal phrases.
What is the cost of hiring a sworn interpreter?
Pricing is based on hourly rates plus preparation and travel costs. Most appointments require about one hour.
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