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 of documents
This isn't specifically about translating from Ukrainian into Polish (there's a separate service for that, "sworn translation from Ukrainian"), and it isn't fixed to Polish as the result language (that's "sworn translation into Polish"). Here the direction is open — a translation of a document from Polish into another language, between two foreign languages through a Poland-registered sworn translator, or into Polish — the stamped certification is guaranteed either way.
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 guaranteed certification — regardless of direction
Send a scan of your document, tell us the source and target language, and where you're filing the translation. We match a sworn translator to the exact language pair you need, translate, and certify with the stamp of a Ministry-listed translator — whether Polish is the source, the target, or not involved at all.
What people order a sworn translation of documents for
How to get a finished sworn translation of your document
Which documents most often get a sworn translation
People order a sworn translation of documents for:
Why people order a sworn translation of documents from LEGIX
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from “sworn translation from Ukrainian into Polish”?
That service is specifically for translating Ukrainian documents into Polish — the direction is fixed. Here the language pair is open: a translation from Polish into another language, between two foreign languages, or into Polish from any language, including Ukrainian, all fit.
How is this different from “sworn translation into Polish”?
There, the result is always fixed in Polish, while the source language can be anything. Here the direction is even wider: the translation can also go from Polish into another language — not only into Polish.
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 translation direction. Here the service is built around a specific outcome: a certified document in the direction you need, regardless of which translator actually does the work.
How is this different from “translation and certification of documents”?
In that service the type of certification is chosen case by case — sworn, notarial, or a LEGIX certification. Here the certification is always sworn — the stamp of a Ministry-listed translator, with no alternative options.
Which language pairs can I order a sworn translation for?
Any pair for which a Poland-registered sworn translator is available — most often Polish paired with English, German, Ukrainian, Russian and other languages, though pairs between two non-Polish languages also occur.
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 language pair, document type and volume, and urgency — we'll quote the exact price after reviewing the document.
Need a sworn translation of your document
Send a scan of the document, tell us the language pair and where you're filing the translation. We'll match a sworn translator, certify it 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 of documents
This isn't specifically about translating from Ukrainian into Polish (there's a separate service for that, "sworn translation from Ukrainian"), and it isn't fixed to Polish as the result language (that's "sworn translation into Polish"). Here the direction is open — a translation of a document from Polish into another language, between two foreign languages through a Poland-registered sworn translator, or into Polish — the stamped certification is guaranteed either way.
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 guaranteed certification — regardless of direction
Send a scan of your document, tell us the source and target language, and where you're filing the translation. We match a sworn translator to the exact language pair you need, translate, and certify with the stamp of a Ministry-listed translator — whether Polish is the source, the target, or not involved at all.
What people order a sworn translation of documents for
How to get a finished sworn translation of your document
Which documents most often get a sworn translation
People order a sworn translation of documents for:
Why people order a sworn translation of documents from LEGIX
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from “sworn translation from Ukrainian into Polish”?
That service is specifically for translating Ukrainian documents into Polish — the direction is fixed. Here the language pair is open: a translation from Polish into another language, between two foreign languages, or into Polish from any language, including Ukrainian, all fit.
How is this different from “sworn translation into Polish”?
There, the result is always fixed in Polish, while the source language can be anything. Here the direction is even wider: the translation can also go from Polish into another language — not only into Polish.
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 translation direction. Here the service is built around a specific outcome: a certified document in the direction you need, regardless of which translator actually does the work.
How is this different from “translation and certification of documents”?
In that service the type of certification is chosen case by case — sworn, notarial, or a LEGIX certification. Here the certification is always sworn — the stamp of a Ministry-listed translator, with no alternative options.
Which language pairs can I order a sworn translation for?
Any pair for which a Poland-registered sworn translator is available — most often Polish paired with English, German, Ukrainian, Russian and other languages, though pairs between two non-Polish languages also occur.
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 language pair, document type and volume, and urgency — we'll quote the exact price after reviewing the document.
Need a sworn translation of your document
Send a scan of the document, tell us the language pair and where you're filing the translation. We'll match a sworn translator, certify it with a stamp, and ship the finished result anywhere in Poland.