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.
Polish to Ukrainian translation
This service isn't about finding a translator who works constantly in the Ukrainian-Polish pair in both directions — it's about a specific result in one direction: you have a document issued in Poland, you get a finished Ukrainian translation. We add sworn certification only when a specific recipient in Ukraine requires it — a consulate, court or notary; if you just need a regular translation to understand the document or for internal use, 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 from Polish into Ukrainian
Send a scan or photo of the document in Polish and tell us what the translation is for — filing with a Ukrainian consulate, a court, an employer, or just understanding it yourself. We check whether certification is needed, translate into Ukrainian and format it accordingly.
What people order a Polish-to-Ukrainian translation for
Three steps to a Ukrainian translation
Which documents are most often translated from Polish into Ukrainian
Clients usually come to us with:
Why people order Polish-to-Ukrainian translation from LEGIX
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from translating from Ukrainian into Polish?
These are two separate services with opposite directions. A Ukrainian-to-Polish translation is for filing a document with a Polish institution. Here the direction is reversed: you have a document in Polish, and we translate it into Ukrainian — for use in Ukraine or for your own understanding.
How is this different from the “Ukrainian-Polish sworn translator” page?
The Ukrainian-Polish sworn translator page is about a specialist who works constantly in that language pair and translates in both directions on request. This page is a specific service with one fixed direction: translation specifically from Polish into Ukrainian, without choosing a particular translator.
Is certified translation always required?
No, not always. Certification is needed only if a specific recipient requires it — a Ukrainian consulate, a court, a notary. If the translation is for understanding the document or for internal use, a regular translation without a stamp is enough.
Which documents are most often translated from Polish into Ukrainian?
Court rulings, birth, marriage and divorce certificates issued in Poland, employment contracts and powers of attorney, office certificates and decisions, medical reports and education documents.
How do I find out the price and timeline?
Send a scan of the document in Polish and tell us what the translation is for. We usually reply with a price and timeline within minutes — no obligation.
Send your Polish document — we'll translate it into Ukrainian
Tell us where you're filing the translation or what it's for. We'll say whether certification is required 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.
Polish to Ukrainian translation
This service isn't about finding a translator who works constantly in the Ukrainian-Polish pair in both directions — it's about a specific result in one direction: you have a document issued in Poland, you get a finished Ukrainian translation. We add sworn certification only when a specific recipient in Ukraine requires it — a consulate, court or notary; if you just need a regular translation to understand the document or for internal use, 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 from Polish into Ukrainian
Send a scan or photo of the document in Polish and tell us what the translation is for — filing with a Ukrainian consulate, a court, an employer, or just understanding it yourself. We check whether certification is needed, translate into Ukrainian and format it accordingly.
What people order a Polish-to-Ukrainian translation for
Three steps to a Ukrainian translation
Which documents are most often translated from Polish into Ukrainian
Clients usually come to us with:
Why people order Polish-to-Ukrainian translation from LEGIX
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from translating from Ukrainian into Polish?
These are two separate services with opposite directions. A Ukrainian-to-Polish translation is for filing a document with a Polish institution. Here the direction is reversed: you have a document in Polish, and we translate it into Ukrainian — for use in Ukraine or for your own understanding.
How is this different from the “Ukrainian-Polish sworn translator” page?
The Ukrainian-Polish sworn translator page is about a specialist who works constantly in that language pair and translates in both directions on request. This page is a specific service with one fixed direction: translation specifically from Polish into Ukrainian, without choosing a particular translator.
Is certified translation always required?
No, not always. Certification is needed only if a specific recipient requires it — a Ukrainian consulate, a court, a notary. If the translation is for understanding the document or for internal use, a regular translation without a stamp is enough.
Which documents are most often translated from Polish into Ukrainian?
Court rulings, birth, marriage and divorce certificates issued in Poland, employment contracts and powers of attorney, office certificates and decisions, medical reports and education documents.
How do I find out the price and timeline?
Send a scan of the document in Polish and tell us what the translation is for. We usually reply with a price and timeline within minutes — no obligation.
Send your Polish document — we'll translate it into Ukrainian
Tell us where you're filing the translation or what it's for. We'll say whether certification is required and quote price and timing — no obligation.