Certified Translation Services in Miami
At STC, we Translate Academic Transcripts for students from around the World to Help them with their application to U.S. Universities.
Common document types are passports, birth certificates, death certificates, marriage certificates, depositions, legal statements, driver’s licenses, diplomas, academic transcripts, adoption papers, medical records, psychological evaluations, asylum statements, interviews, and many other personal documents for certified translation purposes.
STC aims to create long-term relationships with clients.
We understand that our clients value their privacy, particularly when it comes to personal or confidential business documents. Therefore, we take maximum precautions to secure the safety and security of all client documents.
While turnaround times vary by language, we generally can return a short document within a few hours.
- Spanish STC translators are among the fastest in the industry, delivering short Certified Translation in as little as 3 hours to our clients.
- Russian, Chinese, Arabic, French, and German STC translators are all among the fastest and most experienced in the industry.
Our streamlined workflow has been optimized to serve our clients in the most efficient manner possible. We’ve eliminated time-wasting steps that exist within traditional translation agencies by harnessing the power of the web and a global talent pool. Our translators have years of experience translating thousands of business documents, birth certificates, marriage certificates, and academic transcripts for thousands of clients. Our expertise and experience allows us to deliver high quality translation faster than anyone else in the document translation industry.
The Apostille
The Apostille Convention provides for the simplified certification of public (including notarized) documents to be used in countries that have joined the convention. Documents destined for use in participating countries and their territories should be certified by one of the officials in the jurisdiction in which the document has been executed.
The Apostille Convention requires that all Apostille’s be numbered consecutively, with individual numbers applied to each Apostille issued. The recognized standard Apostille contains a seal and 10 mandatory references: name of country from which the document emanates, name of person signing the document, the capacity in which the person signing the document has acted, in the case of unsigned documents, the name of the authority that has affixed the seal or stamp, place of certification date of certification, the authority issuing the certificate, number of certificate, seal or stamp of authority issuing certificate and signature of authority issuing certificate.