Languages
- Armenian–English translation
- Armenian–French translation
- Armenian–German translation
- Armenian–Russian translation
- Armenian–Italian translation
- Armenian–Spanish translation
- Armenian–Portuguese translation
- Armenian–Dutch translation
- Armenian–Greek translation
- Armenian–Polish translation
- Armenian–Czech translation
- Armenian–Swedish translation
- Armenian–Ukrainian translation
- Armenian–Georgian translation
- Armenian–Kazakh translation
- Armenian–Hebrew translation
- Armenian–Arabic translation
- Armenian–Persian translation
- Armenian–Turkish translation
- Armenian–Chinese translation
- Armenian–Japanese translation
- Armenian–Korean translation
- Armenian–Romanian translation
- Armenian–Bulgarian translation
- Armenian–Hungarian translation
What “certified translation” means in Armenia
In Armenia, an official translation is normally a translation signed by the translator whose signature is then certified by a notary. This notarised translation is what Armenian ministries, the civil registry, banks and courts expect.
Abroad, the rules differ. Some countries accept an Armenian notarised translation with an apostille; others require a translator sworn in their own courts. Because ABC Translation has offices in several European countries, we can provide either, and we tell you which one your receiving office will accept before you pay.