Prices for translation of documents
All translation prices are calculated on the basis of a translated page and not submitted page (original text). One translated page contains 1800 symbols with spaces.
| Language | Group | Service | Price (ex. VAT) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Finnish / From language | I group | Translation - fast order | 65 BGN |
Translation of documents
Translations from and into more than 50 languages from certified (sworn) translators by the Directorate "Consular Affairs" to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Legalization of documents
Preparation of documents for legalization and certification, as well as their their filing in various state administrations and embassies.
Interpreting
Interpreters for simultaneous and consecutive translation. Accompanying and performing the formalities relating to executing transactions before a notary public. Providing equipment for simultaneous translation.
Specialized translations
Translation of documents with technical, medical, legal, financial etc. terminology by specialized translators.
Online translations
Online translations through a specialized centralized information system and client profile.
Certified Translations
Certification of translations of official and private (unofficial) documents and other papers.
FAQ
Information & FAQ related to the translation and legalization of documents
Which documents belong to group II?
Group II documents include: - Secondary education diploma; - Higher education diploma and its supplement; - Certificate of specialization; - Academic transcript; - Certificate of ...
How do I register on my.lafit-trans.com?
You can register at https://my.lafit-trans.com/registration. The information required to register is two names, email and a phone number for contact if needed. You can also request to be ...
Legalization of the Cash Flow Statement (Direct Method)
This document belongs to group III documents. Document issued in Bulgaria. 1. Requirements for formatting the document. 1.1. Certified transcript (copy) prepared by a notary or original ...
Legalization of a Document Issued by a Foreign Embassy in Bulgaria
This document belongs to group II, III or higher. Document issued in Bulgaria 1. Requirements for the formatting of the document. 1.1. The original document with the stamp of the ...
Translation is paid per submitted or translated text?
Translations are calculated on the basis of the translated text, not the source ...
Secure online payment options
Online payments can be made in one of the following ways: - by card through a Virtual POS with the option to pay via a direct link; - via Revolut by following this link: revolut.me/lafittrans; - ...
Consecutive VS Simulaneous Interpretation
Main differences that can be distinguished between consecutive and simultaneous interpretation: 1. Interpretation mode Consecutive interpretation - interpreting after a complete ...
How do I pay by card?
Payment by card via the Virtual POS can be made in the following ways: - with a link for payment that can be provided via email, viber, etc.; - with a link for payment, which is indicated in the ...
Grouping documents for translation by specific groups
La Fit Trans groups documents for translation according to their terminological complexity as follows: - First group of documents (template documents); - Second group of documents (educational ...
What type of legalization must a document issued by a foreign country carry?
In order for a document issued by a foreign country to be valid in the Republic of Bulgaria, it must be legalized according to the requirements for legalization, which may differ depending on the ...
What is e-APP (electronic Apostille Program) / e-apostille (Program for electronic Apostille)?
The National Center for Information and Documentation (NACID) has introduced another innovation in the provision of administrative services by offering an electronic apostille (e-apostille) service. ...
Legalization of Municipal documents for countries not members of the Hague Convention of 1961
This documents belongs to group I documents (*is to be served before a country which is not a member of the 1961 Hague Convention and has no bilateral relations with Bulgaria (e.g., ...