You do not need to figure it out yourself
Send us a scan — a manager will recommend the right translation and quote you within 7 minutes.
Document translation to Polish
We're not locked to a single language pair: documents arrive in Ukrainian, Russian, English, German, Belarusian and other languages. The result is always the same — a finished document in Polish, formatted the way a specific institution requires. If the recipient needs a sworn translator's stamp, we certify it; if a regular translation is enough, you don't pay for an unnecessary stamp.
Where are you submitting the document?
The office accepts a translation stamped by a sworn translator. No notary needed.
Three kinds of translation — the difference
How we translate a document into Polish
Send a scan or photo of the document in any language and tell us where you're filing it — an office, ZUS, university, bank, employer. We check whether that institution requires sworn certification, translate the document into Polish and format it accordingly.
Where translated-into-Polish documents are filed most often
Three steps to a finished document in Polish
Which documents are most often translated into Polish
Clients usually come to us with:
Why people order document translation to Polish from LEGIX
Frequently asked questions
Which source languages do you translate documents from into Polish?
From Ukrainian, Russian, English, German, Belarusian and most other languages — the finished document is always prepared in Polish for filing in Poland.
Is sworn translation always required?
No, not always. A sworn translation with a stamp is needed for an office, ZUS, court or university admission; for internal use a regular translation is sometimes enough. We check the specific recipient's requirement before starting work.
How is this different from translating a document from Ukrainian into Polish?
If your document is specifically in Ukrainian and you definitely need a sworn translation, that's a separate service with a fixed UA→PL direction. Here we work with documents in any source language and check ourselves whether a stamp is needed, depending on the institution.
How do I find out the price and timeline for translating a document into Polish?
Send a scan of the document and tell us where you're filing it — we'll calculate the volume, source language and whether sworn certification is needed. We usually reply with a price and timeline within minutes.
Send your document — we'll tell you if sworn translation is required
Tell us the source language of the document and the institution you're filing it with. We'll determine the right format and quote price and timing — no obligation.
You do not need to figure it out yourself
Send us a scan — a manager will recommend the right translation and quote you within 7 minutes.
Document translation to Polish
We're not locked to a single language pair: documents arrive in Ukrainian, Russian, English, German, Belarusian and other languages. The result is always the same — a finished document in Polish, formatted the way a specific institution requires. If the recipient needs a sworn translator's stamp, we certify it; if a regular translation is enough, you don't pay for an unnecessary stamp.
Where are you submitting it?
The office accepts a translation stamped by a sworn translator. No notary needed.
Three kinds of translation
How we translate a document into Polish
Send a scan or photo of the document in any language and tell us where you're filing it — an office, ZUS, university, bank, employer. We check whether that institution requires sworn certification, translate the document into Polish and format it accordingly.
Where translated-into-Polish documents are filed most often
Three steps to a finished document in Polish
Which documents are most often translated into Polish
Clients usually come to us with:
Why people order document translation to Polish from LEGIX
Frequently asked questions
Which source languages do you translate documents from into Polish?
From Ukrainian, Russian, English, German, Belarusian and most other languages — the finished document is always prepared in Polish for filing in Poland.
Is sworn translation always required?
No, not always. A sworn translation with a stamp is needed for an office, ZUS, court or university admission; for internal use a regular translation is sometimes enough. We check the specific recipient's requirement before starting work.
How is this different from translating a document from Ukrainian into Polish?
If your document is specifically in Ukrainian and you definitely need a sworn translation, that's a separate service with a fixed UA→PL direction. Here we work with documents in any source language and check ourselves whether a stamp is needed, depending on the institution.
How do I find out the price and timeline for translating a document into Polish?
Send a scan of the document and tell us where you're filing it — we'll calculate the volume, source language and whether sworn certification is needed. We usually reply with a price and timeline within minutes.
Send your document — we'll tell you if sworn translation is required
Tell us the source language of the document and the institution you're filing it with. We'll determine the right format and quote price and timing — no obligation.