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Sworn Turkish translation of your foreign documents

We are a private translation office in Ankara. We translate documents from English- and German-speaking countries into Turkish, sworn before a Turkish notary and notarised where the Turkish authority requires it, and we show you the apostille route before you start.

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  • Private translation office in Ankara, in business since 2008
  • Our translators are sworn before a Turkish notary
  • We do not issue apostilles; the receiving authority decides on acceptance

What we do

  • Sworn translation into Turkish

    Documents issued in English- and German-speaking countries are translated into Turkish in Ankara by our translators, who are sworn before a Turkish notary.

  • Notarisation of the translation

    Where the Turkish authority that receives the document requires it, the translation is notarised by a Turkish notary.

  • The route before translation

    We tell you which office apostilles or legalises your document abroad and in what order the steps run. We do not issue apostilles, and the authority that receives the document decides whether it accepts it.

  • How to order

    Fill in the quote form, or write to us on WhatsApp or by email and send a scan or photo of the document there. We reply with the route for your document and a quote for the translation.

The route of a foreign document

  1. Issued by the office that keeps the record, abroad
  2. Apostille by the competent authority of the issuing state
  3. Sworn translation by our sworn translators in Ankara
  4. Notarisation, where required by a Turkish notary
  5. Submission to the Turkish authority that asked for it

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Where was your document issued?

Send us the document, we reply with the route and a quote

A scan or a photo is enough to start. We tell you which office apostilles the document, whether the translation needs notarisation, and what the translation costs.

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