Translation of official documents

[ismail]

Hi,

I need an official translation of my Japanese house ownership papers to add it to the documents needed for my UK visa. Does someone know where to do that ?

Cheers

 

[thomas]

Depends on what "official" means. There are a lot of Japan-based translation services for certified and/or notarised translations of documents. Have you contacted the British Embassy about the precise requirements?

 

[nice gaijin]

You need a professional translation service: LMGTFY

Afraid I haven't used any of these services so you need to do your due diligence: compare rates and read reviews to choose who to go with.

 

[Mike Cash]

You need a professional translation service: LMGTFY

"If your intention is to help the OP through your response, there's a wrong way to be right."

You decided to get down off your high horse or something? Your moral authority to net-cop others for unfriendly replies just evaporated.

 

[nice gaijin]

"If your intention is to help the OP through your response, there's a wrong way to be right."

You decided to get down off your high horse or something? Your moral authority to net-cop others for unfriendly replies just evaporated.

Did I get on your bad side, Mike? You seem to be trying to project some hypocrisy onto me. The OP needs a professional translation service and they hadn't indicated that they had done any research on the subject. Was it the use of LMGTFY that set you off?

 

[Mike Cash]

You seem to be trying to project some hypocrisy onto me

No need to project it. You're florescing it.

 

[JimmySeal]

Googling "UK visa official translation" leads to this .gov.uk page: Translating visa documents: list of translators in Japan - GOV.UK which links to this list of recommended translation services: https://www.gov.uk/government/uploa...t_data/file/257280/translation-providers1.pdf