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If you already have a birth certificate and need a sworn translation, you can send the document digitally so ItaloDocs can review it and prepare a quote. The receiving body confirms whether that formality is required in your case.
Names and contents vary by country, registry and procedure. A “certificate”, a “record” and an “extract” are not equivalent in every legal system. We translate the document you send, not a generic template.
How certificato, estratto and copia integrale differ in Italy
A sworn translation presents the content of the birth document in the language of the procedure, with the formality used in Italy (traduzione asseverata). It does not guarantee that the receiving body will accept the file, and it does not replace obtaining the original record.
ItaloDocs offers sworn translation only. The wider picture — when it may be asked for, what asseverazione is, common mistakes — is in the blog guide.
Apostille or legalization and sworn translation are separate steps. Depending on the country of issue, the destination, the receiving body and the procedure, the document may need an apostille, legalization, both or neither.
We do not claim that a birth certificate must always be apostilled, or that apostille must always come before translation. Confirm the sequence with whoever will receive the file.
This page is for people who already have a birth document and need a sworn translation. Obtaining a certificate or record issued by an Italian Comune is a different documentary service.
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No. The receiving body and the procedure decide. Some ask for a sworn translation; others accept the original, a multilingual extract or a different formality. Confirm in writing before you commission the service.
It depends. Apostille (or legalization) and sworn translation are separate steps. Order and necessity vary by country of issue, destination and what the recipient asks for. There is no universal sequence.
Yes. The ItaloDocs process starts with sending the document (a clear PDF or scan) through the form. You receive a tailored quote before you confirm.
Not necessarily. Different countries and registries use different names. The content may overlap or differ. We translate the specific document you send; we do not substitute one format for another.
Yes, through the civil registry certificates service, which is distinct from sworn translation. If you already have the document and only need it translated, use the form on this page.
In the form, choose the sworn translation service and the birth certificate / record category, and name the receiving body. We have not added a separate URL parameter, so request tracking stays unchanged.
ItaloDocs does not offer simple, ordinary or certified translation as alternative services.
Complete the form with your case details. You will receive a tailored quote with no obligation.