How do I place an order for translation and legalization of documents?

Online order for translation and legalisation

One request brings together the document, language pair, country of issue and authority where it will be presented. This allows the quotation to cover the appropriate translation, certification, Apostille or other applicable legalisation route.

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A combined translation and legalisation order starts with “New Order” in the client account at https://my.lafit-trans.com/registration. Uploading the documents opens the request; the exact administrative route is established after the individual case has been reviewed.

The review requires readable images of every page, reverse side, stamp and annex. The order comment identifies the document type, source and target languages, issuer, country of issue, and the country and receiving authority before which the document will be presented.

These details distinguish a certified translation from an Apostille and other forms of legalisation. The relevant factors include whether the document is public or private, where it was issued, where it will be used and what the receiving authority requires. La Fit Trans records the applicable translation and administrative steps in the individual quotation.

Scans will usually allow a preliminary assessment, but they do not replace an original or certified copy where the procedure requires one. A missing reverse side, annex, prior certification or statement of intended use is requested before the order is confirmed.

The quotation separates translation, certification and administrative handling and states the total price, deadline and arrangements for handing over and returning originals. After confirmation and payment, progress is followed in the account; completed electronic or paper documents are delivered online, at a selected office or by courier as agreed.

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