Certified translation in Prince Edward Island
Official translations of civil, academic, legal and corporate documents, accepted by IRCC, courts, universities and foreign authorities.
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Fixed quote before any work starts. Documents accepted by email or courier, from anywhere in Canada or abroad.
A certified translation is a complete, faithful translation of your document, signed and stamped by a qualified translator who attests to its accuracy. In Canada it is what Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), provincial registries, courts, professional orders and universities ask for when a document is not in English or French.
We translate the whole document, including stamps, seals and handwritten notes, and reproduce its layout so the reader can compare it line by line with the original. When the destination is abroad, we can also have the translation notarized, apostilled or legalized in the same file.
What to know in Prince Edward Island
In Prince Edward Island, there is no local certifying association, so authorities usually accept translations certified by a member of another provincial association of the CTTIC network, or a translation accompanied by the translator’s sworn affidavit.
Prince Edward Island has welcomed a growing number of immigrants in recent years, many of whom need civil documents translated for provincial services.
Requirements change. We confirm the current procedure with the receiving authority before starting your file.
Documents we handle
- Birth, marriage, divorce and death certificates
- Passports, national ID cards and driver’s licences
- Diplomas, transcripts and course descriptions
- Police certificates and court judgments
- Powers of attorney, wills and notarial deeds
- Articles of incorporation, contracts and financial statements
- Medical records and employment letters
- Adoption and custody files
How it works
Send a scan
Email a clear scan or photo of every page. We confirm the languages, the receiving authority and any format rules.
Approve the quote
You receive a fixed price and delivery date. Nothing starts before you approve.
Translation and review
A qualified translator translates the document and a second linguist checks names, dates and figures.
Delivery
You receive the signed PDF by email, and the paper original by courier when the authority requires it.
Frequent questions
Does IRCC accept your translations?
Yes. IRCC requires translations done by a certified translator, or an affidavit from the translator when certification is not available for a language. We provide the format IRCC asks for with the translator’s declaration.
How long does it take?
Most civil documents of one or two pages are ready in two to three business days. Express delivery within 24 hours is often possible; ask for it in your request.
Can I send a photo instead of the original?
For most uses, yes. A clear scan or photo of every page is enough to translate. Some authorities want the translation attached to a certified copy; we tell you before starting.
Do you translate into languages other than English and French?
Yes. We translate from and into most languages, including for documents leaving Canada.
Do I need to come to your office for certified translation in Prince Edward Island?
No. Clients in Prince Edward Island usually send documents by email and receive the result by email or courier. When an original must travel, we arrange tracked courier pickup and return.
How do I get a price for my file in Prince Edward Island?
Use the form on this page, email info@abc-offices.com or call +1 315 820 1187. Tell us the document type, languages and destination; we reply with a fixed quote.
Cities we serve in Prince Edward Island
Tell us about your documents
Prices depend on the document, languages and destination country. Send us the details and we reply with a fixed quote, usually within one business day.
Prefer email or phone? Write to info@abc-offices.com or call +1 315 820 1187.