Sworn Translation in Teresina
The public translation, also known as sworn translation, validates documents issued in a foreign language and is obligatory made by an official sworn translator.
Without the sworn translation, no document written in a foreign language has an official value.
You need the sworn translation when there is a need to translate official documents, such as diplomas, declarations, birth/marriage/death certificates, school histories, power of attorneys, etc.
The sworn translation, made exclusively by a sworn translator, does not replace the original document, it is an addition.
You need the sworn translation when there is a need to translate official documents, such as diplomas, declarations, birth/marriage/death certificates, school histories, power of attorneys, etc.
The sworn translation, made exclusively by a sworn translator, does not replace the original document, it is an addition.
The sworn translator is responsible for translating a document from one language to another, attesting to its legitimacy and making it official in the country of destination, by means of the public faith attributed to the position.
Therefore, no document issued in a foreign language has legal validity if it is not validated by a sworn translator.
According to the National Translators Union (SINTRA), for some institutions or offices (governmental or private) the sworn translation of foreign language documents is mandatory.
When the foreign language document needs to be presented to a Brazilian Court or filed in the Registry, the sworn translation must be attached. It does not replace the original document.
The most common documents requiring sworn translation are:
If the document requires other signatures after the sworn translation, it is indicated that you opt for the simple translation. The sworn translation may only contain the signature of the sworn translator, and other signatures completely invalidate the sworn translation.
A sworn translator is a professional authorized by the Brazilian Federal Government to make the sworn translation. It is necessary for the sworn translator to be concoursed and licensed by the Commercial Board of the respective State.
The sworn translator also acts as an interpreter in court, both in the registry office, and in other places that have the need for official interpretation.
It is mandatory the sworn translation professional to be fluent in at least one foreign language and be familiar with the grammar, culture and linguistic customs.
It is also necessary for the sworn translator to have Brazilian citizenship and to reside in Brazil.
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