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Q: What's a certified translation?

A: In the United States a certified translation consists of the following three parts:

The source-language (original) text
The target-language (translated) text
A statement (certificate) signed by the translator or translation company representative, attesting that the translator or translation company representative believes the target-language document to be an accurate and complete translation of the source-language document.

In other countries, a translator needs to be "certified" in order to provide a "certified translation". In the United States, any translator and any translation company representatives, regardless of credentials, may certify a translation in this way. A translator does not need to be "certified" in order to provide a "certified translation".

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