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.
Notarial translation
A sworn translation is certified with the translator's own stamp and accepted directly by Polish offices. A notarial translation is needed when the document must additionally go through a notary — for example, to sign a power of attorney or a contract at a notary's office, or when the recipient abroad specifically requires a notarially certified translation for an apostille or legalisation.
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 a notarial translation is arranged
Send a scan of the document and describe what it's for: a deed at a notary or certification for use abroad. We prepare the translation, arrange the notary appointment and complete the certification — the result is sent anywhere in Poland.
When you specifically need a notarial translation
Three steps to a finished notarial translation
Documents people order a notarial translation for
Clients most often come to us with:
Why clients order a notarial translation from LEGIX
Frequently asked questions
How is a notarial translation different from a sworn translation?
A sworn translation is certified by the translator's own stamp and is accepted directly by Polish offices, social insurance and courts. A notarial translation is needed when the document must additionally go through a notary — for example, to sign a deed at a notary's office, or to legalise the translation for use outside Poland.
When do you specifically need a notarial translation?
Most often: when you're signing a power of attorney, a sale agreement or another deed at a notary and need a translator or a translated document for that act, or when the recipient abroad requires not just a translation but a notarially certified one for an apostille or consular legalisation.
Can I order a notarial translation outside Warsaw?
Yes, the service isn't tied to a city. Send a scan of the document online — we prepare the translation and arrange the notarial certification, then send the finished document anywhere in Poland.
How long does a notarial translation take?
Usually 2–4 business days — translation plus a notary appointment and the certification itself. The exact timeline depends on the document, language and the notary's availability.
How is the price calculated?
The price is the translation of the document plus the notary fee under the current schedule. We'll quote the final price after reviewing the document and confirming exactly what the receiving party requires.
Need a notarial translation — tell us what it's for
Send a scan of the document and state the purpose: a notary deed or legalisation for another country. We'll prepare the translation, arrange the notarial certification and quote a price with 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.
Notarial translation
A sworn translation is certified with the translator's own stamp and accepted directly by Polish offices. A notarial translation is needed when the document must additionally go through a notary — for example, to sign a power of attorney or a contract at a notary's office, or when the recipient abroad specifically requires a notarially certified translation for an apostille or legalisation.
Where are you submitting it?
The office accepts a translation stamped by a sworn translator. No notary needed.
Three kinds of translation
How a notarial translation is arranged
Send a scan of the document and describe what it's for: a deed at a notary or certification for use abroad. We prepare the translation, arrange the notary appointment and complete the certification — the result is sent anywhere in Poland.
When you specifically need a notarial translation
Three steps to a finished notarial translation
Documents people order a notarial translation for
Clients most often come to us with:
Why clients order a notarial translation from LEGIX
Frequently asked questions
How is a notarial translation different from a sworn translation?
A sworn translation is certified by the translator's own stamp and is accepted directly by Polish offices, social insurance and courts. A notarial translation is needed when the document must additionally go through a notary — for example, to sign a deed at a notary's office, or to legalise the translation for use outside Poland.
When do you specifically need a notarial translation?
Most often: when you're signing a power of attorney, a sale agreement or another deed at a notary and need a translator or a translated document for that act, or when the recipient abroad requires not just a translation but a notarially certified one for an apostille or consular legalisation.
Can I order a notarial translation outside Warsaw?
Yes, the service isn't tied to a city. Send a scan of the document online — we prepare the translation and arrange the notarial certification, then send the finished document anywhere in Poland.
How long does a notarial translation take?
Usually 2–4 business days — translation plus a notary appointment and the certification itself. The exact timeline depends on the document, language and the notary's availability.
How is the price calculated?
The price is the translation of the document plus the notary fee under the current schedule. We'll quote the final price after reviewing the document and confirming exactly what the receiving party requires.
Need a notarial translation — tell us what it's for
Send a scan of the document and state the purpose: a notary deed or legalisation for another country. We'll prepare the translation, arrange the notarial certification and quote a price with no obligation.