Spanish authorities, notaries and courts usually ask for foreign documents in Spanish, and often as a sworn translation (traducción jurada). A sworn translation is signed and stamped by a translator appointed by Spain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which is what gives it official status. Lapdrop arranges this for you through vetted translators and interpreters across Spain.
We can arrange:
Send us scans of the documents, the language pair and who the translation is for. Lapdrop checks what kind of translation you need, matches you with a suitable translator, and shares the professional’s quote and delivery date with you before anything is booked, and you decide whether to go ahead. Sworn translations can be delivered on paper or, where the receiving body accepts it, with an electronic signature. Available throughout Spain for common languages, and for others on request.
All of Spain. Lapdrop arranges this service through vetted local professionals in every region, including the Balearic and Canary Islands. Tell us your town so we can confirm who is available near you.
Lapdrop replies with next steps, shares the professional’s quote with you before anything is booked, and you decide whether to go ahead.
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