Business clients often don't need any official certification at all as soon as the translation is done quickly and with good quality.
Translation Agency of Canada has been helping individual clients and organizations all across Canada and abroad with translations of their documents for the last 20 years.
Most of our translations are done by translatorsnative to the target language and certified in the corresponding language pair by an association of professional translators in Canada.
We carefully review requirements from the client and from the appropriate authority on how to certify the translations in each case.
Given how requirements from different authorities can vary, our translations can be certified by the translators themselves, by a manager of the Agency, by a Commissioner of Oaths, or by a Notary Public. Sometimes translations need to be authenticated and legalized (and we do that, too!)
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Business clients usually don't need any official certification at all. The translations are the same and are done by the same highly-skilled translators, it's just that we all save money on removing unnecessary certification paperwork.
Most of the translations are certified by our Agency and a Commissioner of Oaths in Canada. Such translations satisfy the requirements of Canadian immigration authorities, employers and insurance companies.
Rarely, translations need to be done and stamped specifically by translators who are members of an association of translators in Canada (ATIO, OTTIAQ, STIBC, etc.). Most government offices do not require such certification but some licensing organizations do.
Sometimes, embassies and consulates (Russia, Cuba, Mexico, Spain, and a few others) require translations to be notarized by a Notary Public in Canada. This is usually for use outside of Canada.
Translations from $58 per document + Notarization from $75 per document
Taxes extra. We accept credit and debit cards, Interac e-transfer, cheques, PayPal, and cash.
Authorities that we translate for every day
IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)
Service Canada / Passport Canada
WES (World Education Services)
ICAS (International Credential Assessment Service of Canada)
IQAS (International Qualifications Assessment Service)
ICES (International Credential Evaluation Service)
CES (Comparative Education Service at University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies)
PEBC (Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada)
NDEB (National Dental Examining Board of Canada)
NNAS (National Nursing Assessment Centre)
CACB (Canadian Architectural Certification Board)
Global Affairs Canada
Ontario Government
DriveTest / MTO (Ontario Ministry of Transportation)
PEO (Professional Engineers Ontario)
CPA Ontario
CPSO (College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario)
OCT (Ontario College of Teachers)
MIFI (Ministère de l'Immigration, de la Francisation et de l'Intégration du Quebec)
Quebec Register of Civil Status
SAAQ (Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec)
CPA Quebec
WelcomeBC
ICBC (Insurance Corporation of British Columbia)
Alberta Government
Service Alberta
Manitoba Government
MPI (Manitoba Public Insurance)
Nova Scotia Registry of Motor Vehicles
SGI (Saskatchewan driver's licensing and vehicle registration)
GNB (Government of New Brunswick)
Digital Government and Service NL for Newfoundland and Labrador
USA: USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services)
Other countries: Embassies or Consulates
Federal (All-Canada)
Ontario
Quebec
Other
British Columbia
IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada)
Service Canada / Passport Canada
WES (World Education Services)
ICAS (International Credential Assessment Service of Canada)
IQAS (International Qualifications Assessment Service)
ICES (International Credential Evaluation Service)
CES (Comparative Education Service at University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies)
PEBC (Pharmacy Examining Board of Canada)
NDEB (National Dental Examining Board of Canada)
NNAS (National Nursing Assessment Centre)
CACB (Canadian Architectural Certification Board)
Global Affairs Canada
Ontario Government
DriveTest / MTO (Ontario Ministry of Transportation)
PEO (Professional Engineers Ontario)
CPA Ontario
CPSO (College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario)
OCT (Ontario College of Teachers)
MIFI (Ministère de l'Immigration, de la Francisation et de l'Intégration du Quebec)
Quebec Register of Civil Status
SAAQ (Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec)
CPA Quebec
WelcomeBC
ICBC (Insurance Corporation of British Columbia)
Alberta Government
Service Alberta
Manitoba Government
MPI (Manitoba Public Insurance)
Nova Scotia Registry of Motor Vehicles
SGI (Saskatchewan driver's licensing and vehicle registration)
GNB (Government of New Brunswick)
Digital Government and Service NL for Newfoundland and Labrador
USA: USCIS (United States Citizenship and Immigration Services)
Other countries: Embassies or Consulates
Federal (All-Canada)
Ontario
Quebec
Other
British Columbia
Types of documents that we translate every day
Vital documents
Internal passports
Foreign passports
Birth certificates
Marriage certificates
Divorce certificates
Death certificates
Certificates of the name change
Border stamps and visas in travel passports
Financial documents
Proof of funds
Letters from the bank
Employment verification letters
Paystubs
Certificates for registration of a corporation or a sole proprietorship
Ownership of an apartment, a house, a car
Tax filing records
Relationship documents
Invitation letters
Screenshots of conversations to prove relationships
E-mail conversations to prove relationships
Extracts from government archives to prove ancestry
Other documents
Tickets
Insurance policies
Hospital records
Police clearance certificates
Here is one example of what an Agency-certified translation looks like. Each authority has different requirements for certification, translators, stamps, and signatures, so please always let us know where your translation is going.
by Interac e-transfer, credit or debit card, PayPal, cheque, or cash
We assign the project
to an experienced translator with necessary credentials. Depending on the complexity of the project, a team of translators can be assigned with a supervising senior translator
The reviser validates the translation
If necessary, a reviser validates the translations done by the translators
Drafts
You receive and review drafts of translations
We make changes and certify
We make changes if necessary, certify according to your requirements, and send you electronic versions
Paper versions
You can also get paper versions of the translations if you need them. - Pick them up from any of our offices - We can mail them to you all across Canada (free of charge) - We can send them to you by a courier (at your expense)
Languages that we work with
*cert. means that for these languages we employ translators who are certified in Canada in this language
Afrikaans
Albanian *cert.
Amharic
Arabic *cert.
Armenian *cert.
Azerbaijani *cert.
Belarusian
Bengali
Bosnian *cert.
Bulgarian *cert.
Catalan *cert.
Chinese *cert.
Croatian *cert.
Czech *cert.
Danish *cert.
Dari
Dutch *cert.
English *cert.
Estonian
Finnish *cert.
French *cert.
Georgian
German *cert.
Greek *cert.
Gujarati *cert.
Hebrew *cert.
Hindi *cert.
Hungarian *cert.
Indonesian *cert.
Italian *cert.
Japanese *cert.
Kannada
Kazakh
Korean *cert.
Kurdish
Kyrgyz
Latin
Latvian
Lithuanian
Macedonian *cert.
Malay *cert.
Mandarin *cert.
Marathi
Nepali
Norwegian *cert.
Pashto
Persian (Farsi) *cert.
Polish *cert.
Portuguese *cert.
Punjabi *cert.
Romanian *cert.
Russian *cert.
Serbian *cert.
Serbo-Croatian *cert.
Slovak *cert.
Slovene
Spanish *cert.
Swahili
Swedish *cert.
Tagalog (Filipino)
Tajik
Tamil *cert.
Thai *cert.
Tigrinya
Turkish *cert.
Ukrainian *cert.
Urdu *cert.
Uzbek
Vietnamese *cert.
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The fastest way to get your translations done is to send scans or photos of your documents to our e-mail at mail@translationagencyofcanada.ca
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We need to see all the pages
As far as we know, in order to get a full license in Canada, you need to translate both: the driver's licence from your home country, AND the certificate of driving experience. If you have it ready, please upload it as well.
Sorry, we cannot help you. Only an ICBC-approved translator located in B.C. can translate your documents. Please select another translator from this list.
Sorry, the Nova Scotia Registry of Motor Vehicles has recently changed its requirements for translation certification. They only accept a very limited list of translators. We will check which suitable translators are currently available for your project and will get back to you by e-mail with all the details, prices, and deadlines. Please expect our e-mail within a few hours.
Sorry, SAAQ (Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec) has recently changed its requirements for translation certification. They only accept a very limited list of translators. We will check which suitable translators are currently available for your project and will get back to you by e-mail with all the details, prices, and deadlines. Please expect our e-mail within a few hours.
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Front and back together count as 1 (one) page
All pages of this licence together count as 1 (one) page
Question 7 of 9. How do you spell your last name and first name in Canadian documents in English?
1. Shipping with regular mail will be free for you within Canada (outside of Canada — as much as they charge us), delivery is approximately 1–2 weeks within Canada, but there is a risk of losing the letter. We recommend shipping by courier. 2. For Xpresspost, we charge $25 + tax (a total of $28.25, usually 1–3 days). If you prefer any other courier company, let me know, and we will accommodate that. 3. If you need the originals urgently, you can pick them up from our office when they are ready.
Question 9 of 9. We will, of course, send you electronic versions of translations to check, when they are ready. However, most likely, you will still need paper versions of your translations. There are multiple options to receive paper versions of the translations, if you need them:
Note: All calculations on this website are preliminary. All prices are negotiable. You can still pay for your order to speed things up, but we will re-confirm everything by e-mail after we review your documents. This never yet happened, but we reserve the right to amend the price quote and turnaround time above after reviewing your documents and inputs.
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