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Who Accepts Our Certified Translations?
Different UK authorities set their own rules for certified translations. Choose the body you are dealing with to see exactly what it requires — and how our translations meet it.
Authorities
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- Home Office (UKVI)UK Visas & Immigration (part of the Home Office) requires that any document not in English or Welsh is submitted with a full certified translation.
- General Register Office (GRO)When you give notice of marriage or civil partnership, or register an overseas life event with a UK register office, any foreign-language certificate must be provided with a certified English translation.
- UK ENIC (ECCTIS)UK ENIC, operated by ECCTIS (formerly UK NARIC), provides Statements of Comparability that map overseas qualifications onto UK levels.
- General Medical Council (GMC)Doctors applying to join the medical register with the General Medical Council must provide English versions of any documents issued in another language.
- Nursing & Midwifery Council (NMC)Nurses and midwives applying to the Nursing & Midwifery Council register must provide English translations of any documents that are not already in English.
- UK Universities & UCASUK universities and UCAS applications require academic documents to be provided in English.
- HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC)HM Revenue & Customs may ask for foreign-language financial documents when you deal with self assessment, residence questions, or compliance checks.
- UK Courts & TribunalsDocuments put before UK courts and tribunals, including the First-tier Tribunal (Immigration and Asylum Chamber), must be in English.