Experienced document translators
Projects are assigned to linguists experienced in civil, immigration, legal, academic or other relevant official document types.
We prepare certified translations for UK visa, immigration, court, university and other official document submissions. Our aim is to make the process clear, accurate and straightforward from the first document review to certified delivery.
Our purpose
UKVI Translation focuses on the documents people depend on for important applications, legal processes, education and professional recognition.
We work with individuals, families, professionals and businesses that need foreign-language documents translated for use in the UK. Each project begins with a review of the document, language pair, intended use and deadline.
Our translators handle the linguistic work, while the completed translation is checked for important names, dates, figures, terminology, visible annotations and certification information.
The aim is not to make an application decision on behalf of an authority. It is to provide a clear, complete and independently verifiable translation that can be assessed alongside the original document.
Our translation team
Official-document translation combines language ability with careful handling of structure, terminology, names, figures and certification requirements.
Projects are assigned to linguists experienced in civil, immigration, legal, academic or other relevant official document types.
The team considers regional terminology, writing systems, administrative wording and cultural conventions that affect how a document should be understood.
Completed work is reviewed for accuracy, completeness and consistency before the signed certification is supplied.
Who we help
The service is used by people and organisations that need foreign-language documents presented clearly for an English- language review process.
Civil, financial, employment, police, medical and supporting documents for visa, settlement and citizenship applications.
Birth, marriage, divorce, death, identity and relationship documents for personal and official procedures.
Degrees, diplomas, transcripts, training records and professional qualifications for education and registration.
Contracts, company records, powers of attorney, court documents and formal correspondence for official use.
Our working process
Review each stage below to see what happens between document submission and certified delivery.
The first step confirms the source language, target language, number of pages, document type, intended use, certification route and requested delivery time.
The assigned linguist translates the relevant visible content while considering the document type, regional terminology, layout and purpose.
The completed translation is checked for linguistic accuracy, completeness, consistency and presentation before it is certified.
The final translation is supplied with the relevant accuracy statement and verification details. Digital delivery is standard, with postal copies available when required.
Certification standards
For many UK immigration routes, documents not written in English or Welsh must be accompanied by a full translation that can be independently verified.
Current guidance states that the translation should confirm its accuracy, be dated and include the translator’s or authorised company official’s full name, signature and contact details.
Additional credential information may be required for particular application routes. The original document and translation should be supplied together so the receiving organisation can assess them.
Read the current GOV.UK supporting-document guidance or send the written requirements issued by the organisation receiving your document.
A written statement confirming that the translation accurately represents the original document.
The certification identifies when the translation was completed.
The translator or authorised translation-company official is named.
The certification includes information that allows the translation to be verified.
Why clients use the service
The service is structured around accurate work, transparent communication and a practical route from upload to delivery.
The document type, language pair, intended use, certification route and deadline are reviewed before work begins.
Relevant pages, stamps, seals, handwriting, names, dates and figures are considered as part of the complete document.
Customers can order online, receive certified digital documents and request postal copies when hard-copy delivery is needed.
Contact UKVI Translation
Include the source language, required language, document type, intended use and deadline. Clear scans or photographs help the team review the request accurately.
Complete the existing enquiry form or use the secure online order route to submit documents for review.
The existing form accepts document uploads up to its configured file-size limit. The secure order page can also be used for translation requests.
Use clear, complete files and include the source language, target language and requested delivery date.
About the company
These answers explain the company’s focus, working process and certification approach.
Ask another questionUKVI Translation prepares certified translations of foreign-language documents for visa, immigration, court, university and other official submissions. Services include civil, academic, financial, medical, legal and immigration-related documents.
Projects are assigned to professional linguists with experience relevant to the language pair, document type and subject matter. Completed work is reviewed before certification and delivery.
The certification normally confirms that the translation accurately represents the original, states the translation date and includes the full name, signature and contact details of the translator or authorised translation-company official.
Translations can be prepared with the information described in current UKVI and Home Office guidance. The receiving authority remains responsible for assessing the translation, supporting evidence and overall application.
Document types include birth and marriage certificates, police clearances, passports, bank statements, employment letters, degrees, transcripts, medical records, contracts, court papers and powers of attorney. The full range is available on the document translation page.
The website supports more than 100 languages, including frequently requested European, Asian, African and Middle Eastern languages. Less common language pairs can be checked after the document is reviewed. See the language directory.
Express options may be available depending on the language, length, clarity, document type and specialist availability. The delivery time is confirmed before the order is approved.
No. A certified translation includes an accuracy statement and verification details. Notarisation is an additional process and should generally be ordered only when the receiving organisation specifically requests it.
Upload clear copies through the online order page and include the source language, required language, intended use and deadline. The price and delivery time are then confirmed before work begins.
Start your translation
Include every relevant page, the source and target languages, the receiving organisation and your deadline. The appropriate service, price and delivery time will be confirmed before translation begins.