The sworn translation of a birth certificate is an absolute requirement if you want to work, study or live in Spain, if you are going to apply for a passport or a residence permit, if you are planning to get married or if you want to register the birth of your children in Spain.
These are some of the many notarial and judicial documents that may need a sworn translation: mortgages, all types of sales contracts, guarantees, loans, credit instruments, incorporation, liquidation or dissolution deeds, arbitration and conciliation acts, prenuptial agreements, last will and testaments, inheritances and so on.
You will need a sworn translation of the family register if you want to legalise adoptions, issue a permit for your minor children to travel abroad alone or accompanied by relatives or friends, prove your paternity or maternity in order to request benefits, subsidies, etc.
The Hague Apostille is a certification that gets added at the end of some official documents in order to proof the authenticity of their signatures and content.
This type of sworn translations are used to proof that a person is alive and to confirm their marital status according to the current legislation of their country: married, divorced, widowed, separated, emancipated, legally incapacitated, etc.
A death certificate is an official document issued in by a General Register or Vital Records Office. This official document is just as important as the marriage certificate or birth certificate and it is used to legally confirm that a person has died.
You will need a sworn translation of your divorce certificate upon the request of any public or private entity.
These type of sworn translations are essential today in any residency application process or even to get a job that involves taking care of people.
The sworn translation of a university degree is imperative in order to apply to any Spanish educational organism or to access the Spanish labour market. Similarly, many institutions request an official translation of the curriculum specifying majors, training hours, credits, etc.
The sworn translation of a transcript is usually requested when you want to study in Spain or when you want to validate a course or training taken in a different country.