Notarized Translation Services in Elizabeth, NJ
Elizabeth's notarization requests come mostly from two directions: Latin American and Portuguese consular filings, and occasional court requirements from Union County Superior Court. Immigration filings — which make up most of the city's document volume — do not need notarization at all.
Certified translation is $49 for the first page. Notarization is $19 per document and is performed at our Edgewater office, about eighteen miles north.
Filing details for Elizabeth
- County
- Union County
- Apostille authority
- New Jersey Department of the Treasury, Division of Revenue and Enterprise Services
- Our office
- About 18 miles from our Edgewater office.
Union County and consular requirements
Colombian, Ecuadorian, Peruvian and Portuguese consulates each set their own rules about what needs notarizing and what needs an apostille. Some require the translation itself to be produced by a translator on their own approved list, which is a requirement no amount of notarization substitutes for — so check that first.
Union County Superior Court in Elizabeth generally accepts a certified translation with a certificate of accuracy for foreign-language exhibits. Where a specific judge has ordered notarization, send us the order and we will match it exactly.
Check the consulate list before ordering
Several consulates maintain lists of translators whose work they will accept. If yours does, a notarized translation from anyone not on that list will still be refused.
This takes two minutes to check on the consulate's website and saves the full cost of a repeat job.
Bearbeitungszeit
24 hours standard, notarization same day
Price
$49 first page, $0.12/word after, plus $19 notarization. Details
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Häufig gestellte Fragen
Does the immigration court need notarized translations?
A certified translation with a certificate of accuracy is the standard. Notarization is not generally required.
My consulate has an approved translator list. Can you help?
Check the list first. If we are not on it, no amount of notarization will make the translation acceptable to that consulate, and we will tell you so rather than take the order.
How much is notarization?
$19 per document, in addition to the certified translation.
Can it be mailed?
Yes. Notarized hard copies are mailed on request, or collected at our Edgewater office.
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