Translation agency in Częstochowa

Sworn translation at Translate Service starts at 100 zł. The price depends on the language, length, complexity and urgency. For an accurate quote, send every page, including attachments and reverse sides with stamps or notes.

A sworn translation is certified by an authorised sworn translator. A standard translation has no such certification. Before ordering, check which form the recipient accepts.

A standard order usually takes 1–3 working days after the terms are agreed. We will confirm the date after checking the language and length. For urgent work, tell us your deadline before ordering. Allow additional time for delivery.

The international applicants’ FAQ requires a Polish translation and allows it to be prepared after arrival. Confirm the sequence with the admissions office for your intake; the diploma’s language alone does not remove this requirement.

Send photos or scans of every page and tell us the language, document recipient and date required. Our team will confirm the price, completion time, any need for originals and delivery method. Agree the handover of originals in advance.

You can order through Translate Service in Częstochowa or remotely. The authority that issues the apostille depends on the issuing country and document type, not where you live. Send the document and tell us the destination country so we can confirm the process.

The FAQ states that documents uploaded to the recruitment system are checked. It specifies PDF files up to 5 MB. These file requirements apply to university submissions. You can discuss your translation order with us separately.

Yes. Translate Service can obtain the certificate without you visiting the issuing office. The service starts at 390 zł and takes up to two working days. We will agree the information and documents needed when you order. Translation and apostille are arranged separately.

Medical translation starts at 180 zł. Urgent service starts at 280 zł, subject to availability. The price depends on the language, length and format. The clinic, insurer or receiving institution determines whether standard or sworn translation is needed.

USC020 provides for separate declarations of surnames before the USC registrar. For a record from another EU country covered by the relevant rules, a multilingual form under EU Regulation 2016/1191, issued by an authorised body, must accompany the record. If the form provides insufficient information, the receiving authority may exceptionally request a certified translation.