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Full Certified Translation Services for Arabic, English, and French

From legal contracts to academic records, our translators in Port Said deliver accurate, certified document translation accepted by government offices and institutions.

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Full Service Catalog

A detailed look at the document types and translation services we handle daily for individuals and businesses in Port Said

Certified Document Translation

Birth certificates, marriage certificates, and academic diplomas translated between Arabic, English, and French with official certification accepted by embassies and government offices.

Legal Contract Translation

Commercial contracts, powers of attorney, and court documents translated with attention to legal terminology, ensuring accuracy for notaries, lawyers, and courts in Port Said.

Business and Commercial Translation

Company profiles, invoices, correspondence, and trade documents translated for import-export businesses working with Arabic, English, and French-speaking partners.

Academic Transcript Translation

University transcripts, diplomas, and recommendation letters translated for students applying to foreign institutions or seeking degree equivalency in Egypt.

Immigration Document Translation

Visa applications, residency papers, and personal identification documents translated and formatted to meet embassy and consulate submission requirements.

Technical and Manual Translation

Product manuals, safety data sheets, and technical specifications translated for shipping, port authority, and industrial clients operating in Port Said.

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Send us your files today and receive a clear quote with an estimated turnaround for your Arabic, English, or French translation.

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What makes a translation 'certified' in Egypt?

A certified translation includes a signed and stamped statement from a qualified translator confirming accuracy, often required by government offices, courts, and embassies. We provide this certification with every official document we translate.

How long does document translation take?

Standard documents like certificates or transcripts are typically completed within 1-3 business days. Longer contracts or technical manuals may take longer depending on length and complexity, which we confirm upfront.

Do you translate between Arabic, English, and French only?

Yes, our team specializes in these three languages, allowing us to handle document exchanges commonly needed in Port Said for trade, legal, and academic purposes.

Can you translate documents for embassy submission?

Yes, we regularly prepare certified translations for visa applications, residency papers, and other embassy-required documents, formatted to meet common submission standards.

Do I need to bring original documents in person?

You can send scanned copies by email for most translations. Original documents are only needed if physical stamping or notarization is required for your specific submission.

Is pricing based on word count or per page?

Pricing depends on document type, length, and complexity. We review your file first and provide a clear quote before starting any work, with no hidden charges.

How We Handle Your Translation

A straightforward process from document submission to certified delivery

01

Document Review

Send us your document by email or in person. We assess the language pair, length, and formatting requirements to determine the right approach and timeline.

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Quote and Confirmation

We provide a clear price and turnaround estimate based on the document type. Work begins once you confirm the details and any specific certification needs.

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Translation and Review

A qualified translator completes the work, followed by an internal review to check terminology, formatting, and consistency before certification is applied.

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Certification and Delivery

The finished translation is certified, stamped, and delivered digitally or in print, ready for submission to the relevant office, institution, or embassy.