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 translation into Polish
This isn't specifically about translating from Ukrainian (there's a separate service for that, "translation from Ukrainian into Polish"), and it isn't about translating a document into Polish where certification is only added if the institution requires it. Here, certification with a sworn translator's stamp is a permanent, mandatory part of the result — you get a finished Polish document with a stamp regardless of the language the original was written in.
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
A product with a fixed outcome: a sworn translation, always in Polish
Send a scan of your document in any language — English, German, Russian, Arabic, Turkish, or anything else — and tell us where you're filing it. We match a sworn translator to the source language, translate into Polish, certify with the stamp of a Ministry-listed translator, and send the finished file.
What people order a sworn translation into Polish for
How to get a finished sworn translation into Polish
Which languages we most often translate into Polish
Besides Ukrainian, clients most often order a sworn translation into Polish from:
Why people order a sworn translation into Polish from LEGIX
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from “sworn translation from Ukrainian into Polish”?
That service is specifically for translating Ukrainian documents — the direction is fixed. Here, the source language of the document can be anything — English, German, Russian, Arabic and others, not just Ukrainian. If your document is in Ukrainian, both services work, but this page is built for cases where the original isn't Ukrainian.
How is this different from “document translation to Polish”?
“Document translation to Polish” is a service where certification with a sworn translator's stamp is added only if the institution requires it — it's optional there. In “sworn translation into Polish,” certification is a mandatory part of the result: you always get a document with a sworn translator's stamp, regardless of whether the institution explicitly asked for it.
How is this different from the general “sworn translator” page?
The “sworn translator” page is about a specialist, a person with a stamp, without fixing the language of the result. Here, the service is built around a specific outcome: a translation into Polish with a stamp, regardless of which translator actually does the work.
Which languages do you translate from into Polish?
Any language — English, German, Russian, Ukrainian, Arabic, Turkish and dozens of others. We match a sworn translator to the specific source language.
Which documents are most often translated into Polish?
Diplomas and transcripts, birth, marriage and divorce certificates, powers of attorney, contracts, court rulings, criminal record certificates, passports and ID cards.
How much does it cost and how long does it take?
Standard turnaround is 24–48 hours after confirming the order. The price depends on the source language, document type and volume, and urgency — we'll quote the exact price after reviewing the document.
Need a sworn translation of your document into Polish
Send a scan of the document in any language and tell us which institution you're filing it with. We'll match a sworn translator, certify the translation with a stamp, and ship the finished result anywhere in Poland.
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 translation into Polish
This isn't specifically about translating from Ukrainian (there's a separate service for that, "translation from Ukrainian into Polish"), and it isn't about translating a document into Polish where certification is only added if the institution requires it. Here, certification with a sworn translator's stamp is a permanent, mandatory part of the result — you get a finished Polish document with a stamp regardless of the language the original was written in.
Where are you submitting it?
The office accepts a translation stamped by a sworn translator. No notary needed.
Three kinds of translation
A product with a fixed outcome: a sworn translation, always in Polish
Send a scan of your document in any language — English, German, Russian, Arabic, Turkish, or anything else — and tell us where you're filing it. We match a sworn translator to the source language, translate into Polish, certify with the stamp of a Ministry-listed translator, and send the finished file.
What people order a sworn translation into Polish for
How to get a finished sworn translation into Polish
Which languages we most often translate into Polish
Besides Ukrainian, clients most often order a sworn translation into Polish from:
Why people order a sworn translation into Polish from LEGIX
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from “sworn translation from Ukrainian into Polish”?
That service is specifically for translating Ukrainian documents — the direction is fixed. Here, the source language of the document can be anything — English, German, Russian, Arabic and others, not just Ukrainian. If your document is in Ukrainian, both services work, but this page is built for cases where the original isn't Ukrainian.
How is this different from “document translation to Polish”?
“Document translation to Polish” is a service where certification with a sworn translator's stamp is added only if the institution requires it — it's optional there. In “sworn translation into Polish,” certification is a mandatory part of the result: you always get a document with a sworn translator's stamp, regardless of whether the institution explicitly asked for it.
How is this different from the general “sworn translator” page?
The “sworn translator” page is about a specialist, a person with a stamp, without fixing the language of the result. Here, the service is built around a specific outcome: a translation into Polish with a stamp, regardless of which translator actually does the work.
Which languages do you translate from into Polish?
Any language — English, German, Russian, Ukrainian, Arabic, Turkish and dozens of others. We match a sworn translator to the specific source language.
Which documents are most often translated into Polish?
Diplomas and transcripts, birth, marriage and divorce certificates, powers of attorney, contracts, court rulings, criminal record certificates, passports and ID cards.
How much does it cost and how long does it take?
Standard turnaround is 24–48 hours after confirming the order. The price depends on the source language, document type and volume, and urgency — we'll quote the exact price after reviewing the document.
Need a sworn translation of your document into Polish
Send a scan of the document in any language and tell us which institution you're filing it with. We'll match a sworn translator, certify the translation with a stamp, and ship the finished result anywhere in Poland.