Certified translation, apostille and interpreting in Inverness
Residents, solicitors and companies in Inverness use ABC Translation for certified translations accepted by UK authorities, apostilles from the FCDO and legalisation by embassies abroad.
Our services in Inverness
One contact for the whole chain: translation, certification, legalisation and delivery.
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Certified translation
Certified translations for the Home Office, HM Passport Office, universities, employers and courts, for clients in Inverness.
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Apostille
Apostilles from the FCDO Legalisation Office on UK documents, with solicitor or notary certification arranged when needed.
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Embassy and consulate legalisation
Legalisation for countries outside the Apostille Convention, with embassy or consulate submission in London handled for you.
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Document retrieval
Certified copies of certificates and company documents, obtained on your behalf from UK and foreign registries.
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Interpreting
Interpreters for appointments in Inverness: solicitors, notaries, register offices, hospitals, courts and business meetings.
No need to travel
You do not need to travel. Send us a clear scan or photo of your document, we reply with a fixed quote and a deadline, and we deliver the certified translation as a PDF and, when required, as a signed hard copy posted to your address in Inverness. For apostilles and embassy legalisation, we tell you exactly which originals to send and return them by tracked post.
In Scotland, births, marriages, civil partnerships and deaths are registered with National Records of Scotland (NRS) and local registrars, not with the GRO. Scottish extracts can be apostilled by the FCDO like any other UK public document, and we order them for you.
Scotland has its own legal system, so Court of Session and sheriff court decrees and documents drawn up by Scottish solicitors and notaries use their own terminology. Our translators take this into account.
Frequently asked questions
Are your certified translations accepted by authorities in Inverness?
Yes. Our certified translations include a signed statement of accuracy, the date and the translator's details, the format required by the Home Office, HM Passport Office, courts, universities and most employers in Inverness and elsewhere in the UK. If the document is going abroad, tell us the country: some countries require a sworn or legalised translation, and we arrange that too.
Do I need to visit an office in Inverness?
No. Most orders are handled entirely by email and post. You send a scan or a photo; we translate, certify and deliver the PDF, plus a posted hard copy if needed.
Can you send an interpreter to Inverness?
Yes, depending on the language and the date. We arrange face-to-face interpreters in Inverness and across Highland, and remote interpreting by phone or video. Give us the date, duration, address and language as early as you can.
How much does a translation cost in Inverness?
The price depends on the language pair, the length and type of document, the deadline and any legalisation needed, not on your location. Send your document through the form and we will reply with a fixed, no-obligation quote.
Request a free quote
Prices depend on the language, the document and the deadline, so every quote is prepared individually. Attach your document and we will reply by email with a fixed price and a delivery date.