Certified translation
Signed, stamped translations accepted by consulates, universities and government offices.
Certified, sworn and technical translation between Persian (Farsi) and English or any other language we work in, with the attestation that follows it.
فارسی · Arabic
Persian (Farsi) is written in the Arabic script and is used across Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan. We translate into and out of Persian (Farsi) for civil, academic, legal, medical and commercial documents, and we arrange the apostille or embassy legalisation that the receiving authority will also want.
Persian (Farsi) work is dominated by immigration files: civil status documents, police clearance certificates, qualification records and financial statements prepared to the standard the destination immigration authority publishes.
Native speakers do the work, and a second linguist checks names, dates, numbers and the transliteration of place names before the file is certified. Names on certificates are the most common source of trouble later, so we match them to your passport spelling rather than inventing our own.
Signed, stamped translations accepted by consulates, universities and government offices.
Court-ready translations produced by sworn translators registered in the destination jurisdiction.
Hague Convention apostille on Indian documents, from state authentication through to the MEA sticker.
Legalisation for countries outside the Hague Convention, including the Gulf, China and Vietnam.
Simultaneous, consecutive, court and remote interpreting across India and online.
Yes. Every Persian (Farsi) translation is delivered with a signed certificate of accuracy, the translator's credentials and our stamp, bound to a copy of the source document. Where the receiving country requires a sworn or court-registered translator instead, we route the file to one.
Civil records such as birth, marriage, divorce and death certificates; academic records including degrees, transcripts and mark sheets; police clearance certificates; medical reports; financial statements; and commercial documents from contracts to certificates of incorporation.
Yes, and it is usually better to run both together. The order matters: some countries want the translation attached before legalisation, others want the original legalised first and then translated. We confirm the correct sequence for your destination before anything is submitted.
Yes, for conferences, meetings, court and arbitration hearings, audits, medical appointments and notarial signings, on site in India or remotely over Zoom, Teams or Webex.
By the document rather than by a flat word rate, because certification, formatting and legalisation vary far more than the text itself. Send a scan and we will quote a fixed price for the whole file.
Prices depend on the document, the language pair and the destination authority, so we quote each file individually. Send us a scan and you will have a fixed price and a timeline, usually within one working day.