How to Choose the Best Certified Translation Service – A Complete Guide

Not all translation agencies are equal. A certified translation must include specific elements to be accepted by embassies and government offices.

Here is what to look for:

1. A signed statement of accuracy – The translator must declare that the translation is complete and accurate to the best of their knowledge.

2. Translator credentials – The translator’s name, qualifications, and contact information must be included.

3. An official stamp or seal – This proves the translation came from a legitimate service provider.

4. Date of certification – Many documents have validity periods. Visa translations may be valid for only 30 days, while academic translations may be valid for 6 months.

5. Contact information – The translation must include the company’s address, email, or phone number.

At Rwaaq Al Marifaa, we meet all these requirements for over 15 language pairs. Our prices are transparent: 50 SAR per page for English-Arabic and 80 SAR per page for all other languages.

We process most orders within 48 hours. Each translation includes our official stamp, certification statement, and validity period clearly stated.

Always ask your translation provider: “Will this translation be accepted by my embassy?” If the answer is not an immediate yes, choose someone else. Or better yet, choose us.

Visit our translation packages page to see our rates and get started. Or explore our homepage to learn more about our certified translation services for visa, legal, academic, and business documents.