Our Services

Why choose our translations?

We cooperate with the best sworn translators in Malaysia who have years of experience and specialize in various fields of law and business. All translations are performed in accordance with current standards and legal regulations.

Types of translations:

• Personal documents (civil status certificates, identity documents)
• Legal documents (contracts, powers of attorney, court judgments)
• Medical documents (test results, treatment information cards)
• Educational documents (diplomas, certificates, transcripts)
• Business documents (financial reports, company statutes)
• Technical documents (manuals, specifications, patents)
• Court documents (lawsuits, judgments, protocols)
• Notarial documents (wills, donations, mortgages)

What is an apostille?

An apostille is a form of legalization of public documents introduced by the Hague Convention of 1961. It allows the use of Malaysian official documents in countries that are parties to this convention without the need for additional legalization.

Documents covered by apostille:

• Civil documents (civil status certificates, certificates)
• Educational documents (diplomas, school certificates)
• Court documents (judgments, decisions, protocols)
• Administrative documents (certificates, decisions)
• Notarial documents (powers of attorney, wills)
• Business documents (KRS excerpts, certificates)
• Police documents (certificates of no criminal record)
• Medical documents (medical certificates)

Countries accepting apostille:

Apostille is recognized in over 120 countries, including the entire European Union, USA, Australia, Canada, Japan and many others.

When is consular legalization needed?

Consular legalization is required for documents intended for use in countries that are not parties to the Hague Apostille Convention. This procedure confirms the authenticity of the document and the signature of the official who issued it.

Countries requiring consular legalization:

• Arab countries (Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco)
• Asian countries (China, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia)
• African countries (Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania)
• American countries (some US states, Canada in certain cases)
• Other countries (Belarus, Ukraine in some cases)

Legalization process:

Consular legalization is a multi-stage process that may include legalization at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then at the consulate of the target country. We handle the entire process from start to finish.

When do you need express service?

Express service is ideal in situations where you need documents "yesterday". We understand that sometimes matters can't wait, which is why we offer the possibility of expedited processing for most of our services.

What express service includes:

• Sworn translations in 24 hours
• Apostille in 24-48 hours
• Urgent consular legalizations
• Same-day document pickup
• Express document delivery
• Consultations outside business hours
• Constant communication during processing
• Punctuality guarantee

How we work in express mode:

We have a dedicated team to handle urgent orders. We also work on weekends and holidays to ensure timely completion of even the most demanding projects.