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wedding certificate translation
poppyscorner
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Hi all,
I got married 18months ago in the dominican I have never changed my passport largely because I haven't had my certificate translated yet.
But now have a second son and he requires a passport so I need to change my own to my married name. I am therefore looking for a spanish to english translation it of course needs to be official but I would also like it as cheap as possible anyone know of anywhere that can do it cheaply and quickly.
TIA
Poppy x
I got married 18months ago in the dominican I have never changed my passport largely because I haven't had my certificate translated yet.
But now have a second son and he requires a passport so I need to change my own to my married name. I am therefore looking for a spanish to english translation it of course needs to be official but I would also like it as cheap as possible anyone know of anywhere that can do it cheaply and quickly.
TIA
Poppy x
:j:love: Getting married to the man of my dreams 5th November 2011
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presumably you'd need an approved translator. I'd get in contact with the passport office and see what exactly they need and what form they need it in.0
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Hi
At work (legal profession) I use these people to translate marriage certificates and other documents. They are really quick and reasonably priced. http://www.buyersguide.co.uk/profiles/w/word_by_word/index.htmProud Mummy to Leila aged 1 whole year:j0 -
You don't need to change to your married name for your son to get a passport.
Try contacting the institute of linguists. THey should have a list you can use."This is a forum - not a support group. We do not "owe" anyone unconditional acceptance of their opinions."0 -
It may also be worth,at a later date,speaking to your local registrar about getting your wedding certificate lodged in this country.If anything everhappened to it,it could be a problem getting a replacement.0
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