UK Certified Translation is a network of accredited linguists offering certified, sworn and notarised translations, plus transcription and interpreting. Fast, accurate and fully compliant for all official needs.

Sworn Translation Services in the UK

Legally recognised translations by court-appointed experts, complete with official affidavits. Trusted by law firms, courts and private clients nationwide.

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About Us

A panel of sworn translators authorised as Official Court Experts. We provide legally binding translations for litigation, affidavits, witness statements and more—fully compliant with UK judicial requirements.

Our Services

Our Sworn Translation Offerings

Expert services for every legal need

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Why choose us

Why Choose Our Sworn Translation Services

Court-Appointed Expertise

All translators are officially sworn and registered with UK courts.

Legal Validity

Every translation includes a signed affidavit recognised by judges and tribunals.

Rigorous QA

Three-step process: translation, legal review, sworn certification.

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    Client Testimonials

    What They Say About Us

    Their sworn translations were accepted without challenge.

    Julia Harris

    Barrister

    Fast, reliable and fully compliant. Exactly what our university needed.

    Dr. Stephen Clarke

    Admissions Officer

    Clear communication and court-approved affidavits and absolute confidentiality. Recommend the service.

    Meera Singh

    Legal Consultant

    Frequently Asked Questions

    A translation performed by a court-appointed expert, accompanied by a formal affidavit confirming accuracy under oath.

    For documents submitted to UK or international courts, tribunals, immigration appeals and other legal proceedings.

    While not a legal affidavit, certified translations include a signed declaration accepted by UK authorities.

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