Sworn translator in Granada

Our sworn translators can translate a wide variety of documents, including birth certificates, academic diplomas, legal documents, contracts, marriage certificates, powers of attorney, among others. Once translated, these documents will be legally valid both in Spain and abroad.

For a sworn translation to be valid, it must be carried out by a sworn translator authorised by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The translation must include the translator's signature and stamp, along with a statement certifying that the translation is accurate and complete with respect to the original document.

The cost of a certified translation varies depending on the type of document, the length of the text, and the complexity of the language. We recommend contacting us for a personalised quote based on your specific needs.

The time required to complete a certified translation depends on the volume and complexity of the document. At Trayma, we strive to offer fast and efficient turnaround times, generally within 2 to 5 working days. If you need an urgent translation, we offer expedited services.

Yes, certified translations carried out by our translators in Granada are valid in other countries, provided that the document meets the requirements of the destination country. An apostille or additional legalisation may be required for certain documents.

To perform a certified translation, we usually require a scanned copy of the original document. However, in some cases, it may be necessary to present the original document for authentication purposes. We will advise you on what is necessary in your particular case.

Yes, at Trayma we have certified translators who can translate documents into several languages. We work with a network of qualified translators to ensure that your document is correctly translated into the required language.

At Trayma, all our sworn translators are certified by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. We ensure that each translation complies with the legal requirements for acceptance by any official body, both in Granada and anywhere else in the world.