Turkish translation questions answered
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What type of Turkish documents do you translate?
We translate all types of documents and scripts from English to Turkish and vice versa. This includes all official documents that require certification and notarization. Here are some examples:
- Birth certificate translation
- Marriage certificate translation
- Divorce documents translation
- Diploma translation
- Bank statement translation
Do you have documents you would like us to look at? Send them to us and we’ll answer all your questions.
Do you offer certified Turkish translation?
Yes, we do. Every certified translation includes a signed certificate of accuracy. Learn more about our certified translation process.
Do you offer notarized Turkish translation?
Yes, we do, by request. The notary stamp is a flat $25 per order.
How long does it take you to translate a Turkish document to English, or vice versa?
As a full-service translation agency, we understand that clients are sometimes bound by a timeline. That is why we offer regular and rush services, so we can help everyone.
It depends on the number of documents you need to translate. We can deliver your certified translated documents within 2 business days for up to 10 pages. Rush delivery takes as little as 24 hours.
Do you have more than 10 pages in Turkish to translate? Let us know, and we will review your documents and give you an estimated timeline. Read more: How long does it take to translate a document?
How we translate Turkish documents
Human translation only
Every document you send is analyzed and translated by a person, rather than a machine. Our specialty is certified document translation, and every translation is checked for quality before it is delivered.
Consistent and on time
Our translators are certified professionals. They use translation tools such as translation memory to keep names and terms consistent in every document, so your translation is accurate and delivered on time.
