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Apostilled Translation Services Tokyo Japan
When submitting official documents for use abroad, both accuracy and legal authentication are vital.
Many people, however, are unsure what an apostilled translation actually means, or when it’s required. This uncertainty often leads to processing delays, document rejections, or unnecessary legal complications.
SAECULII TRANSLATION JAPAN provides several types of official translation Japanese-to-English that meet the specific requirements of official and legal institutions, ensuring your documents are accepted internationally.
Apostilled Translation Overview
An apostilled translation is a type of official translation authenticated with an apostille certificate under the Hague Apostille Convention of 1961.This certificate confirms the document’s legitimacy, allowing it to be recognized by all member countries without additional embassy or consulate legalization.
Only public documents are eligible for an apostille. If your document is private—such as a business record, degree, or personal certificate—it must first be notarized to become a public record.
In Japan, the apostille is issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA). This process adds an international layer of validation, ensuring your translated documents meet the legal and administrative standards required abroad.
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Our Tokyo-based translation experts provide certified, notarized, and apostilled translations that meet international standards for legality, accuracy, and confidentiality.
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