Translation of Documents for Visa

Many embassies require the main and supporting documents to be necessarily translated and certified.

Package of Documents for Translation for Visa

The usual package documents to be translated for a visa includes the following:

• Passport;
• Berth Certificate;
• Proof of Employment / Pension Certificate;
• Statement of Account on the availability of funds;
• Proof of Study from school (for children of school age);
• Proof of Study from the university;
• 2NDFL (Personal Income Tax) Certificate.

A full list of documents required for a visa is available at the consulate of the destination country.

If you translate certificates for the embassy to make a visa and your child is underage, then they may require you a translation of the Consent Letter of a Minor to Travel Abroad. In this case you will need a notarized translation of the Consent Letter of a Minor to Travel Abroad.

Sometimes consulates require notarization of the translator's signature or certification of the translation with a seal of the company, so you need to clarify what certification exactly is needed at the consulate of the country for which you receive a visa.

When submitting documents you will have to provide details of your foreign passport.

For the translation of documents to be submitted to the consulate for visa, an apostille is not required.

Incorrect or inaccurate translations can lead to a denial of a visa, so it is recommended to apply to certified translation agencies where the translation will be made by a qualified specialist.

Martin Translation Services - Certified translation of documents for a visa.