Your official documents, translated and certified.
For civil registry offices, universities, courts and employers. Anywhere in Switzerland, without leaving home.
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What we translate
Civil status
Birth, marriage and death certificates, family and single-status certificates.
Learn more →Certified translation
Certified as a true translation, with apostille or legalisation on request.
Learn more →Diplomas
Diplomas, transcripts and employment references for universities, SERI or employers.
Learn more →Legal
Court rulings, contracts, powers of attorney, notarial deeds, estates.
Learn more →Interpreting
Interpreters for administrative, medical, school and legal appointments.
Learn more →Businesses
Business documents, websites, brochures and reports.
Simple, remote, anywhere in Switzerland
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By WhatsApp or email, a clear photo is enough.
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Price and deadline set before you commit.
Translation and certification
Translation, proofreading, certification.
Delivery
PDF by email, original by post if required.
Head office in Zurich, service across Switzerland
Head office · Zurich
Hirzenbachstrasse 101, 8051 ZürichAll of Switzerland
All 26 cantons, fully remoteFrequently asked questions
Which translation will the authority accept?
Requirements vary by canton and authority. Tell us who the document is for, and we will tell you which form is accepted.
How much does a translation cost?
The price depends on the number of pages, the languages and the deadline. The quote is free and non-binding.
Do I need to come to the office?
No. Everything is done remotely, with delivery by email or post.
Do my documents stay confidential?
Yes. They are handled under professional secrecy and never passed on to third parties.
The languages we translate
Practical guides
Getting married in Switzerland with foreign documents
The steps to gather and translate your documents before the preparatory marriage procedure.
Read the guide →GuideApostille or legalisation: what is the difference?
Two ways of proving that a foreign public document is genuine, and how they relate to translation.
Read the guide →GuideCertified or standard translation: which do you need?
The right choice depends on how the document will be used and what the recipient requires.
Read the guide →A document to translate today?
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