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Notarized Translation Services Tokyo Japan
Submitting translated documents for official or international purposes requires accuracy and verified authenticity.
However, many people misunderstand what a notarized translation involves — or how it differs from certified and sworn translations. This confusion often leads to unnecessary delays, rejections, or compliance issues.
At SAECULII TRANSLATION JAPAN, we simplify the process with professional notarized translation services in Tokyo, ensuring your documents are fully compliant with global standards.
Notarized Translation Overview
A notarized translation is a type of official translation that has been verified by a licensed notary public. The notary does not check the accuracy of the translation itself but authenticates the translator’s signed declaration — known as a Statement of Certification or Sworn Affidavit — confirming the translation is complete and faithful to the original.
This process creates a public record of a private document and enhances the legal credibility of your documents through an attached notarial certificate.
Notarization is required for sworn translations and may also be requested for certified translations by specific authorities such as embassies, universities, or government offices.
In countries like Japan, where sworn translators are not officially appointed, a notarized certified translation (with apostille if needed) can serve the same purpose as a sworn translation, ensuring international acceptance and compliance.
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Need your documents officially recognized abroad?
Our notarization experts in Tokyo provide certified and notarized Japanese translations that meet international legal and administrative requirements.
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