Official Koseki Tohon Translation – Certified for Legal Use Internationally
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Our certified Japanese-to-English Koseki Tohon translations are officially accepted worldwide, including immigration authorities, embassies, courts, universities, and other government organizations.
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 How do I get a copy of my koseki Tohon?
Japanese citizens can obtain koseki copies from the municipal or ward office of their registered domicile (本籍, honseki).
Once you have obtained a copy of your koseki, contact us for a Certified Japanese Translation
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Is koseki tohon a birth certificate?
A koseki (Japanese family register) records vital records such as births, adoptions, deaths, marriages and divorces.
In Japan it is used in lieu of a birth certificate. However, the requirements for your official application may differ – Therefore, see our GOLDEN RULE in the certified translation FAQ.
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What does koseki mean in Japanese?
Koseki (戸籍) means family register.
A family register is an official document that records and certifies the identity (through notifications of vital records such as births, adoptions, deaths, marriages and divorces) and family relationships of Japanese citizens on the basis of family law.
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What are the different types of koseki?
There are two main types of koseki:
- Comprehensive Copy of Koseki (戸籍謄本, koseki tōhon), and
- Selected Copy of Koseki (戸籍抄本, koseki shōhon).
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What is the difference between koseki Tohon and Shohon?
Koseki Tohon is a record of all family members whereas Koseki Shohon is a record of individual family members.
When requesting a koseki from your local ward office you can indicate which you require.
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Why Clients Worldwide Prefer Our Koseki Tohon Translation Service
With decades of hands-on experience, SAECULII TRANSLATION JAPAN specializes in the accurate translation of Japanese Koseki Tohon documents for official, legal, immigration, and administrative purposes.
Our translations are:
- Completed by experienced certified Japanese translators with an in-depth understanding of Koseki Tohon documents
- Reviewed through a rigorous TEP process (Translation, Editing, Proofreading)
- Secure and confidential, with strict data-protection and document-handling protocols
- Offered with optional notarization services
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A precise, professionally certified English translation is essential when submitting a Koseki Tohon outside Japan—That is where our experience makes the difference.
Where Our Koseki Tohon Translations Are Accepted
Our Koseki Tohon translations are trusted by institutions and organizations within Japan and across all English-speaking jurisdictions.
We provide the accuracy and certification required for submission to:
- Courts of Law
- Embassies & Consulates
- Immigration Authorities (including USCIS and equivalent authorities)
- Educational Institutions
- International Law Firms
- Official Organizations
- National Registries
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The Professional Standard
When submitting Koseki Tohon for official, legal, or governmental purposes, certified translations are mandatory. We prepare your translation to meet the documentation requirements of the intended receiving authority, helping you avoid unnecessary delays, corrections, or resubmissions.
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We understand that your Koseki Tohon may be needed for an important life event, immigration application, legal matter, or official procedure. That's why we focus on getting every detail right.
Our certified Japanese translators translate your Koseki Tohon into clear, accurate English, preserving the information, relationships, names, dates, and registration details contained in the original document.
The result is a professionally prepared translation designed for official submission abroad.
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