Your documents, translated and accepted — the first time.
German authorities require a court-certified translator, and routinely reject translations done in your home country. We've already solved this for you.
Why this matters
Your diploma, transcripts and certificates all have to be translated into German for your approbation application. But there's a catch most doctors learn the hard way: German authorities require a sworn, court-certified translator (a beeidigter Übersetzer) — and translations done back home are frequently rejected. A rejected document can cost you months and restart parts of your application.
What we do
We handle your translations through a court-certified translator in Germany, formatted exactly the way the authorities expect — so your documents are accepted the first time. No guessing, no rejected paperwork, no lost months.
Send your documents
Share your diplomas, transcripts and certificates that need translating.
Court-certified translation
Our sworn translator in Germany translates and notarises them to the required standard.
Ready to submit
You receive documents German authorities accept — ready to file with your application.
The Translation & Notarisation Package
Court-certified, accepted by German authorities — handled for you end to end.
- Court-certified (beeidigter) translation of your documents
- Notarisation to the standard German authorities require
- Accepted the first time — no rejections, no costly redo
- We tell you exactly which documents you need
Upload your documents
Bought the package above? Upload your documents here and we'll get started. Not sure yet? Upload them for a free review and quote.
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