Translation, certification and legalisation for each document type
Every document has its own formal features and administrative route. Diplomas and academic transcripts are assessed according to the educational institution and country of submission, while civil records, certificates, powers of attorney and corporate papers depend on the issuing authority and recipient requirements.
La Fit Trans reviews the document, language pair and purpose to establish whether the service requires a standard or certified translation, apostille, notarial certification or full legalisation.
Documents for translation, certification and legalisation
The catalogue includes documents for education and professional qualifications, civil status, healthcare and insurance, transactions and representation, corporate activity, banking and tax procedures. Each card opens detailed information about the document and the services available for it.
Personal and civil documents
Educational documents
Medical documents
Company and financial documents
Notarial and court documents
Administrative and other documents
Which service does the document require?
The procedure is determined by the document’s origin, the country where it will be submitted and the rules of the receiving authority. A professional translation may be sufficient in one case, while another may require certification, an apostille, notarial authentication or consular legalisation. The initial review defines the exact scope, turnaround and price.
Document translation by La Fit Trans
La Fit Trans works in accordance with ISO 17100 and combines professional translation, revision and quality control with coordination of the required certifications. Documents can be submitted online or at an office, and the order is managed from the initial review to the completed translation.
Experience with educational, civil, medical, legal and corporate documents supports an accurate assessment of terminology, format and administrative requirements for the intended use.
Frequently asked questions
Answers about translation types, certification and legalisation, online document submission, turnaround times and documents outside the catalogue.
Which service does my document require?
The exact service depends on the document type and origin, the country where it will be used and the receiving authority’s requirements. An initial review establishes whether translation alone is sufficient or whether certification, apostille or legalisation is required.
Do you translate documents that are not listed in the catalogue?
Yes. The catalogue presents the most common documents, while La Fit Trans also handles other personal, administrative, medical, technical, legal and corporate documents after reviewing their content.
When is an apostille or legalisation required?
The requirement is determined by the issuing and receiving countries, the document type and the rules of the relevant authority. Some documents are accepted with a certified translation, while others require an apostille, institutional certification or consular legalisation.
Can the document be sent online?
Yes. A clear scan or photograph is normally sufficient for an initial review and quotation. If the procedure requires the original, this is confirmed before the order begins.
What determines the turnaround time and price?
Turnaround and price depend on the language pair, volume, legibility, specialist terminology, requested urgency and any certification or administrative procedures required.
Quotation for document translation
A document can be sent online for an initial review or submitted at a convenient La Fit Trans office. The quotation sets out the language pair, translation type, required certifications, turnaround and price.

