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Sworn translator Warsaw
LEGIX provides certified sworn translation services in Warsaw, licensed by the Polish Ministry of Justice. Every document is translated by a registered sworn translator, stamped and formatted to meet the requirements of Polish offices, courts, embassies and other official institutions.
When you need a translator
Requirements vary by voivodeship — we check from the scan.
Areas we cover
What a sworn translation includes
The full document content, including stamps, seals and notes.
Marks for signatures, seals and holograms on the source.
A note whether the translation was made from an original or a copy.
The sworn translator’s personal stamp or a qualified e-signature.
Who is responsible for what
Who is a sworn translator in Poland?
A sworn translator is registered with the Polish Ministry of Justice and can certify translations with an official stamp. Such translations are legally valid for offices, courts and notaries.
What documents usually require a sworn translator in Warsaw?
Most often: civil status certificates, passports/IDs, diplomas and transcripts, certificates, medical documents, powers of attorney, contracts and court decisions — depending on the institution’s requirements.
How long does sworn translation take?
Typically 24–48 hours after confirmation and receiving readable scans/photos. Urgent processing may be available upon request.
How is pricing calculated?
Pricing depends on language pair, length/pages, document type, source quality and urgency. We provide an upfront quote after reviewing the document.
Send the document for a quote
A manager will match a translator with the right specialisation and name the deadline.
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.
Sworn translator Warsaw
LEGIX provides certified sworn translation services in Warsaw, licensed by the Polish Ministry of Justice. Every document is translated by a registered sworn…
When you need a translator
Requirements vary by voivodeship — we check from the scan.
Areas we cover
What a sworn translation includes
The full document content, including stamps, seals and notes.
Marks for signatures, seals and holograms on the source.
A note whether the translation was made from an original or a copy.
The sworn translator’s personal stamp or a qualified e-signature.
Who is responsible for what
Frequently asked questions
Who is a sworn translator in Poland?
A sworn translator is registered with the Polish Ministry of Justice and can certify translations with an official stamp. Such translations are legally valid for offices, courts and notaries.
What documents usually require a sworn translator in Warsaw?
Most often: civil status certificates, passports/IDs, diplomas and transcripts, certificates, medical documents, powers of attorney, contracts and court decisions — depending on the institution’s requirements.
How long does sworn translation take?
Typically 24–48 hours after confirmation and receiving readable scans/photos. Urgent processing may be available upon request.
How is pricing calculated?
Pricing depends on language pair, length/pages, document type, source quality and urgency. We provide an upfront quote after reviewing the document.