Send us a scan — a manager will recommend the right translation and quote you within 7 minutes.
Before we start we ask how your name is written in the passport and Polish documents, and we keep that spelling across the whole pack. Domain terms are rendered the way Polish institutions expect.
A scan or photo via Telegram, WhatsApp or the form. We confirm the price and the deadline.
We check the spelling of names and prepare the translation with a sworn stamp.
PDF right after certification, the paper original by courier to any city in Poland.
A phone photo works too. You pay once you accept the terms.
They asked how my surname was written on the residence card and used the same spelling everywhere. The pack was accepted without questions.
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Yes. NAWA accepts sworn translations of Soviet and Russian diplomas. It is important to correctly render the university name, field of study and all formal details — we are well versed in Soviet educational documents and translate according to NAWA requirements.
It depends on the specific USC office and the purpose of the application. Some Polish civil registry offices accept Russian documents with a sworn translation and no apostille. We advise on this individually.
A Soviet work record book is translated in full by a sworn translator — every entry, including corrections, stamps and notes. ZUS requires this type of translation to calculate the contribution period. Standard turnaround is 24–48 hours.
Yes. The voivode office and Urząd ds. Cudzoziemców accept sworn translations from both the new biometric Russian passport and the old-format version. Readable scans of all completed pages are required.
The cost depends on the text volume. We will provide an exact quote after receiving your scan — the reply usually takes 1–2 minutes.
Yes. Belarusian documents are usually in Russian or Belarusian — our sworn translator works with both. We also accept documents from Kazakhstan, Moldova and other CIS countries if the text is in Russian.
Send us a scan — a manager will recommend the right translation and quote you within 7 minutes.
Official sworn translation from/to Russian in Poland.
We ask how the name is written in the passport and Polish documents and keep that spelling across the pack.
A scan or photo via Telegram, WhatsApp or the form. We confirm the price and the deadline.
We check the spelling of names and prepare the translation with a sworn stamp.
PDF right after certification, the paper original by courier to any city in Poland.
A phone photo works too. You pay once you accept the terms.
They matched the residence-card surname spelling everywhere. Accepted straight away.
Yes. NAWA accepts sworn translations of Soviet and Russian diplomas. It is important to correctly render the university name, field of study and all formal details — we are well versed in Soviet educational documents and translate according to NAWA requirements.
It depends on the specific USC office and the purpose of the application. Some Polish civil registry offices accept Russian documents with a sworn translation and no apostille. We advise on this individually.
A Soviet work record book is translated in full by a sworn translator — every entry, including corrections, stamps and notes. ZUS requires this type of translation to calculate the contribution period. Standard turnaround is 24–48 hours.
Yes. The voivode office and Urząd ds. Cudzoziemców accept sworn translations from both the new biometric Russian passport and the old-format version. Readable scans of all completed pages are required.
The cost depends on the text volume. We will provide an exact quote after receiving your scan — the reply usually takes 1–2 minutes.
Yes. Belarusian documents are usually in Russian or Belarusian — our sworn translator works with both. We also accept documents from Kazakhstan, Moldova and other CIS countries if the text is in Russian.