Certified translation and legalisation in Scotland
We work with clients in every part of Scotland, entirely by email and post for written translations and legalisation, and on site or remotely for interpreting.
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.
You do not need to travel.
What we do
One contact for the whole chain: translation, certification, legalisation and delivery.
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Certified translation
Translations with a signed statement of accuracy, accepted by the Home Office, HM Passport Office, courts, universities and banks.
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Apostille
We prepare your documents and obtain the apostille from the FCDO Legalisation Office for use in Hague Convention countries.
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Embassy and consulate legalisation
For countries outside the Apostille Convention, we take your documents through every step up to the embassy or consulate stamp.
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Document retrieval
We order the official documents you need from UK and foreign registries, so they arrive ready for translation and legalisation.
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Interpreting
Face-to-face, telephone and video interpreters for legal, medical, civil and business appointments.
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.