Almost as soon as people find out they need a notary to do their official translation, they ask, “Where can I notarize a document near me?” People will then Google “Notary translation services near me,” or “Spanish notary near me,” hoping that they can find a quality service that just happens to be nearby.

Luckily with The Spanish Group, you don’t need to ask where a “Spanish notary near me?” is anymore. The Spanish Group is able to help you get official translations and access to a notary anywhere you have an internet connection.

So next time someone is wondering, “Where to get a birth certificate translated and notarized near me?” You know the best answer is always going to be The Spanish Group

Of course! The Spanish Group offers certified notarized translation services in numerous languages, Spanish and English amongst them. You can get the process started for both a certified translation and notarized translation in only a few clicks.

Our certified notarized translation process will give you everything you need in one secure request! Our certified notarized translation services are regularly counted on by people and businesses all over the globe.

Contact our friendly staff today, and they can help you understand exactly what services you need. We have worked with universities, businesses, and organizations like USCIS, so we know exactly what you need.

Our experts will let you know if you need a certified translation, something notarized in Spanish, a medical translation, etc. If you do need a service, for example, something notarized in Spanish, our staff will help you get started in only a couple of minutes.

The Spanish Group’s certified translations can be notarized by a certified notary public. This is the easiest way to guarantee that your paperwork will be translated, notarized, and submission-ready.

Generally speaking, a certification for a translation relates to the qualifications and veracity of the translator. The translation agency or translator signs a certification. These are included with a certified translation and are often required by official organizations.

A notarization, in this context, verifies the identity of the person who signs the translation certification. A notarization is done by a notary public, a public servant, who attests to the signing of documents and oaths. This adds an extra layer of authentication to translated materials and is often requested for legal and governmental matters

Without professional translators, you are likely to face significant delays and perhaps an outright denial of your application process with government organizations like USCIS. Mistakes can hold up the process for weeks, if not months, and will typically require a resubmittal.

We could list tons of horror stories of those who tried to cut corners only to face delays and rejection. Simply put, you will always save yourself both time and money when you work with professional translators.