

Sworn translation
Aadimatiq works with certified translation professionals who are proficient and experienced in the required specialisation.
Certified translations in all languages
In all languages accepted by the relevant official agencies, ensuring that legal and technical terms are translated accurately while factoring in the specific requirements of the target country.
- Certified translator
Also called “official”. A professional authorised and certified by a government or legal organisation to provide official translations which are legally valid.
- Sworn statement
Document issued by the official translator which confirms their competence and certification and attests that the translation is faithful to the content of the original document.
- Legalization or apostille
This is added to the original document, copy or certified translation and contains key information such as the name of the issuing country and the identification of the person certifying the document. It is internationally recognised.
This includes translating personal documents such as birth certificates, marriage certificates, death certificates, passports, criminal record certificates and other identification documents.
It involves translating diplomas, academic qualifications, academic transcripts and any other documents relating to education.
It includes translating contracts, legal agreements, property deeds, powers of attorney and other documents related to legal and business issues.
It refers to translating financial reports, financial statements, audits and other financial documents.
It includes translating witness statements, expert reports, affidavits and other documents used in legal proceedings.
It involves translating medical records, diagnostic reports, medical histories and other healthcare-related documents.
This refers to translating commercial documents such as business contracts, partnership agreements, terms and conditions, and other documents used in the business setting.
It involves translating notarised documents such as powers of attorney, notarial instruments and other documents requiring authentication.
It includes translating patents, trademarks, copyrights and other documents related to intellectual property.
It involves translating documents issued by government agencies such as licenses, permits and certificates.
