A Certified Translation is required for documents used in citizenship, residency, and validation processes. For documents without legal requirements, a Standard Translation may be sufficient. Always check the specific requirements of each country, including whether an Apostille may be necessary.

For documents recognized by the Australian Government and the Department of Immigration, a NAATI-certified translation is highly recommended. In other cases, sworn or standard translations may be required.

Certified Translation is widely accepted in most processes. However, for specific cases, such as Degree Equivalency through ECA, a sworn translation is generally required.

Certified translations are accepted in immigration and visa processes throughout the country, with two exceptions: in Ontario, an ATIO-certified translation is required; and in Quebec, a sworn translation is mandatory and often requires the translator’s physical signature.

Recommended for official procedures with public agencies and government entities that require legally valid translation in Brazil or for the use of Brazilian documents abroad.