Affidavit | Sworn Statement

Translator’s affidavit — Sworn statement
Were you asked to provide a translator’s sworn statement along with your translation?

The affidavit It is a written statement which the translator signs under oath or affirmation before an authorised person. It includes information about the translator’s qualifications and the translation carried out, in accordance with the requirements of the body requesting it.

When do you need it?

Some legal procedures require this document in addition to a certified translation. For example, a translated marriage certificate may be required for divorce proceedings in Australia. Not all NAATI translations require a affidavit. Before hiring them, check the guidelines issued by the organisation that will receive your documents.

How does it work?

1. Share the requirements. Please send us the instructions and, if applicable, the form you have been asked to complete.
2. We’ll review your application. We’ll check what documentation is required and let you know if we can help.
3. We drew up and signed the affidavit. We complete the relevant declaration regarding the translation, and the translator signs in the presence of an authorised person to witness the oath or affirmation.
4. We’ll organise the delivery. We can confirm the delivery timeframe and method in accordance with the requirements of your application.

Not sure whether you need this service?

Please write to us at hello@melisalopeztranslations.com and please share the instructions you received so that we can review them before you make your purchase.