A specialist notary public and legal translation company in Singapore

Up to now we’ve never had to turn down a request due to a lack of language coverage. You can always contact us to double check.

The most common languages we typically handle in Singapore are Chinese [simplified and traditional], Japanese, Bahasa Melayu, Bahasa Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, Turkish, Portuguese, Spanish, and French.

Yes, absolutely. Please feel free to get in touch.

Yes we do, you can reach out to us via whatsapp, phone or email with your documents and requirements and we’ll be able to advise you on the process and costs involved so you can make an informed decision on whether to proceed or not.

Yes, we regularly translate and certify said translations for usage overseas into a wide selection of different languages. Often these documents, when used overseas will also need to be notarised by a notary public. We are able to help you consolidate both the certified translation and notarisation into a single quote to save you time and money.

Notary public services

The pricing for notary public services in Singapore are set by the Notaries Public Rules. This means that the rates for various services are fixed and discounts and waivers are not possible.

You can reach out to us with your documents and requirements and we will be able to provide you with a quote.

Certified translations

The costs associated with certified translations will depend primarily on the languages involved, the complexity of the document, and the overall word count. Our minimum charge would typically be $50 and increase upwards from here depending on the factors mentioned above.

When translating documents for official use it is highly recommended to engage a professional translation company that can produce accurate translations and certify the documents against the original.

Products such as Google Translate or ChatGPT do not produce accurate translations, nor will they certify the translations as being a true representation of the original versions.

Taking this approach will increase the likelihood that your documents will be rejected by the receiving party.

We use real native speakers to ensure translations are accurate. We also stamp and sign to certify that the translations are a true and accurate representation of the original(s).

Generally yes, but its always best to get in touch and discuss your requirements and timeline to see if its workable.