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Regular certified
Regular certified translation is the most popular and affordable type of translation. Accepted by Immigration, Refugees and Immigration Canada (IRCC), most provincial and federal institutions, schools and colleges, Ministry of Transportation/MPI (driver's licence), insurance companies, employers, etc.
More than 50 languages available.
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Certified by ATIO
ATIO - The Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario (translations valid across Canada).
This type of translation is only required by courts and a few official institutions in order to change the name after marriage, apply for a Canadian passport, to obtain a certificate/licence (AINP, OINP, NDEB, PEO, CPA, PEBC, OMVIC, CPSO, OCT, NNAS etc).
ATIO translations are available for:
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Notarized
This type of translation is only required by some foreign official institutions, such as consulates (Mexican, Cuban, Russian, Spanish, etc.). It takes 2-4 days longer to process this type of orders. Notarized translation may also need authentication in Ottawa.
More than 50 languages available.
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Not certified
Most business translations do not require any certifications at all. Certification doesn't actually reflect the quality of translation, it just means more paperwork. For a translation without certification, the client receives a file with the translation by email.
More than 50 languages available.
