FAQ

A sworn translation is one carried out by a translator licensed by the courts, in the language they are authorized for. It bears their stamp, signature and date. It is the only translation recognized by Moroccan administrations and diplomatic missions.

An officer of the court, the only person authorized to translate oral statements and documents intended to be presented before courts, public administrations and diplomatic bodies.

According to a reference rate that takes into account the volume (word count) and the nature of the document.

Yes, but we first need to see the document. You can send it to us by email or WhatsApp.

For a quote, a simple photo taken with your smartphone is enough. Once the price is agreed, you'll need to bring the original or a certified copy.

We only translate original documents or copies certified as true to the original.

For a file consisting of a single document, delivery is usually within 24 hours.

Yes, we offer free information, advice and guidance to our clients.

A document attached to a public document intended for use abroad, mandatory for Moroccan documents to be submitted in a country that is a signatory to the Hague Convention. It certifies the authenticity of the signature, not the content of the document.

At any court of first instance across the Kingdom, from Tangier to Dakhla.