Sliven - Bratya Miladinovi
Sliven
Address: G. S. Rakovski St., block 23, entrance V, floor 0, unit 7
Phone: +359885151288
Email: slv.bratya.miladinovi@lafit-trans.com
Opening hours:
Monday-Friday: 09:00-18:00
Saturday: 09:00-14:00
Translation and legalization of documents in Sliven
Online assessment and up-to-date options for personal service
Translation or legalization for documents from Sliven can begin with an online enquiry. The team works with personal, academic, employment, corporate, technical, notarial and medical material.
Documents for public authorities, employment and business
The first review identifies the document type, issuing authority, language pair and intended recipient. This directs municipal, academic, employment and business records to the appropriate combination of translation, certification and administrative preparation.
Civil-status records, certificates, multilingual extracts and powers of attorney are handled with attention to the issuing authority, numbers, dates, seals and attachments. Documents from or for another country are assessed against their specific administrative purpose.
Civil-status certificates, multilingual extracts, address and inheritance certificates, municipal records, diplomas, employment documents and company materials are assessed according to the issuer and intended recipient. Translation and official authentication remain separate parts of the service.
Employment records, company extracts, contracts, technical specifications and related appendices require consistent terminology and matching names and identifiers throughout the set.
Sliven Municipality lists birth and marriage certificates, multilingual civil-status extracts, inheritance, family-status and address certificates, identity certificates for different names and records created abroad. The translation follows the exact title of the document presented.
Property and local-tax files may combine title deeds, sketches, land-description certificates, tax assessments, declarations and payment records. Addresses, cadastral identifiers, periods and amounts remain consistent across the set.
Translation, certification and preparation for the recipient
Each service keeps its distinct purpose: translation conveys the content, certification confirms the required form, and apostille or legalization is included only under the applicable route.
For municipal documents issued in Sliven, unified service 2972 places the apostille with the Sliven Regional Administration when the document and destination country fall within the applicable regime.
- Document translationWritten translation of personal, academic, corporate, medical, court and notarial documents.
- Certified translationCertified translation in the form required by the relevant institution or procedure.
- Document legalizationLegalization of Bulgarian and foreign documents under the applicable route.
- ApostilleApostille for public documents when required by the country and use regime.
- Online translationsOnline assessment of the document, language pair, timing, price and delivery method.
Offices and contact details
Documents for translation and legalization can be submitted in person when originals or certified copies are required.
Office and online service without duplicated steps
An electronic copy of the complete document is enough for an initial assessment in most cases. Language, volume, legibility, specialist subject matter and intended use determine the specific price and timeframe.
An original or certified copy is involved when the recipient or applicable procedure requires it. This is clarified before production so translation and administrative processing remain distinct.
Once the required final format is clear, electronic delivery, courier service or an available in-person option can be selected. The current choice is confirmed when the order is arranged.
Documents, languages and contact with the team
For enquiries from Sliven, the service depends on the language pair and document type, with remote or in-person assistance according to the available options.
One order with clearly separated services
Questions about translation and legalization in Sliven
What does in-person service include?
In-person service covers the submission and collection of documents for translation, certification, apostille and legalization, according to the specific order.
Can an order from Sliven be handled online?
Yes. A legible copy of the complete document allows an initial assessment of translation, certification, timing and price. An original is handed over only if the procedure requires it.
Which civil-status documents are issued by Sliven Municipality?
The municipality lists birth and marriage certificates, multilingual extracts, inheritance, family-status, address and different-name identity certificates, as well as records created abroad. The translation follows the exact title presented.
Where is an apostille placed on a municipal document from Sliven?
Documents issued by mayors and municipal administrations are handled by the corresponding regional administration. For Sliven this is the Sliven Regional Administration when the regime applies.
Is certified translation the same as apostille or legalization?
No. These are separate services. The required combination depends on the issuer, country of use and the requirements of the receiving institution.
When is the original required?
An original or certified copy is needed for certain certifications and administrative procedures. A clear electronic copy is usually sufficient for the initial assessment.
What determines price and timing?
They depend on the language pair, number and legibility of pages, subject complexity, format, required certifications and delivery method.
How are completed documents received?
Completed documents can be delivered electronically, sent by an agreed courier or collected through a current in-person service option. The suitable method depends on the document's form and intended use.
Initial assessment for documents from Sliven
The initial assessment is based on complete, legible files. The review provides specific guidance on the service required, price, timing and a suitable delivery method.