German terminology and exact spelling
German spelling, compound nouns and administrative abbreviations are rendered according to their role in the document. Personal names are checked against the source and the official form shown in a passport or another supplied record.
A term may need a different Bulgarian equivalent in a diploma, employment agreement or court document. Editorial review follows the context and keeps recurring concepts consistent across all related pages.
Translation direction and intended use
From German into Bulgarian
A German record is first identified by document type, issuing authority and intended use. The appropriate Bulgarian terminology is then selected for civil-status records, residence certificates, diplomas, court papers or commercial extracts.
German-language documents from Germany, Austria and Switzerland follow different institutional forms. The country, authority and precise legal function remain clearly distinguished in the translation.
From Bulgarian into German
Bulgarian certificates, diplomas, powers of attorney and company records are prepared in German for the named recipient. Headings and administrative concepts follow the intended use without presenting a Bulgarian institution as a German authority.
Names, addresses and registration numbers are compared with the available personal and company documents. The same person or business therefore keeps one consistent spelling across every attachment.
Personal, academic and company documents in German
Personal-document translation covers birth and marriage records, residence and family certificates, criminal-record certificates, notarial deeds and powers of attorney. For diplomas and transcripts, the qualification level, field of study, subjects, study hours and grades are followed closely.
Company assignments include contracts, resolutions, financial records and commercial-register extracts. Details about the registry court, registration number and representation are rendered by function, while the original designation is retained only when the recipient needs it.
Certified translation of a German document
With a certified translation of a German document, the translated text is linked unambiguously to the supplied source. The layout records headings, fields, signatures, seals, electronic certifications and every page in the file.
A form accepted in Bulgaria is not automatically equivalent to a translation by a sworn translator in Germany. The receiving German authority and federal state may impose their own requirements, so the certification format is determined for the actual recipient.
Apostille and cross-border use of public documents
For a public document moving between Bulgaria and Germany, the country of issue, competent authority, type of record and place of presentation are considered together. An Apostille confirms origin and signature, while the German translation conveys the content.
European rules exempt certain public records from an Apostille and allow a multilingual standard form to accompany them. The relief is limited: it does not automatically replace translation and does not apply identically to diplomas, company papers, powers of attorney or private contracts.
Initial assessment from an electronic file
A complete and legible scan reveals the exact volume, tables, reverse sides, seals and attachments. Translation, editing, certified copies and any administrative preparation can then be separated clearly in the quotation.
If the original is needed for certification or a later procedure, it enters at the relevant stage. The assignment can be organised remotely, by delivery or through a selected office without combining language work and external charges.
Translation prices
Prices are listed by language group and turnaround time.
| Group | Service | Price (excl. VAT) |
|---|---|---|
| Group I | Translation - standard order | 8.00 EUR (15.65 BGN) |
| Group I | Translation - rush order | 10.00 EUR (19.56 BGN) |
| Group I | Translation - express order | 13.00 EUR (25.43 BGN) |
| Group II | Translation - standard order | 9.00 EUR (17.60 BGN) |
| Group II | Translation - rush order | 11.00 EUR (21.51 BGN) |
| Group II | Translation - express order | 14.00 EUR (27.38 BGN) |
| Group III | Translation - standard order | 11.00 EUR (21.51 BGN) |
| Group III | Translation - rush order | 13.00 EUR (25.43 BGN) |
| Group III | Translation - express order | 15.00 EUR (29.34 BGN) |
| Group IV | Translation - standard order | 14.00 EUR (27.38 BGN) |
| Group IV | Translation - rush order | 16.00 EUR (31.29 BGN) |
| Group IV | Translation - express order | 18.00 EUR (35.20 BGN) |
Prices are for one translation page of 1,800 characters including spaces, excluding VAT.
Document sets with German translation
A diploma is normally reviewed together with its supplement, while a company extract is checked alongside constitutive documents, resolutions and powers of attorney used in the same procedure. This keeps names, positions, institutions and registry data consistent.
Civil-status records require close attention to family relationships, previous names, dates and places. Medical and employment records depend on accurate specialties, periods, diagnoses, positions and social-security details.
Translation, certification and preparation for the recipient
A German translation may be commissioned on its own or as part of preparing a document for a particular authority. Depending on the case, the quotation separates language work, certified copies, Apostille handling, administrative assistance and delivery.
For related documents, La Fit Trans maintains consistent terminology and formatting from the first record to the final attachment. The purpose, German-speaking recipient, timing and need for an original define the exact scope of the service.
Questions about translation from and into German
When is a certified German translation required?
A certified translation is commonly requested when a document is formally submitted to an authority, university, court, notary or another recipient. The exact form is set by that organisation; requirements in Germany may also vary by federal state.
How is German spelling preserved in translation?
German spelling is checked carefully in names, addresses and official designations. In a Bulgarian translation, meaning follows context, while the original form may remain visible where it identifies a person or institution.
How are personal names translated?
Spelling is compared with the passport and other supplied official records. Where more than one form is possible, one agreed version is used consistently across the entire set.
Is an Apostille required between Bulgaria and Germany?
Not for every document. The public record, issuing state, recipient and applicable EU or international rules all matter; authentication and the translation requirement are checked separately.
Do you translate diplomas and company documents into German?
Yes. Academic files are checked for degree, programme, subjects and grades, while company documents require consistent registry, legal-form, representation and registration details.
Is an electronic file enough for a quotation?
A legible scan or clear photographs of every page are usually sufficient to assess volume, timing and layout. If the procedure requires a physical original, it is identified as a separate later stage.
Quotation for translation from and into German
A quotation for translation from or into German is based on the legible document, language direction, page count and formatting requirements. Translation, editing, certified copies and administrative steps are shown as separate components.
Service is available remotely or through a La Fit Trans office. Before work begins, the recipient in Bulgaria or a German-speaking country, deadline, delivery method and any requirement for a physical original are clarified.

