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shabet

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Jul 7, 2009
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I am living in Japan. My child was born in Japan and I have Japanese certificate. My registration certificate is also in Japanese. After submitting these documents the embassy asked me to submit translation from accredited translator. Should I notarize these files or send only the translation? Please inform me if you know reasonably pricing translator in Tokyo.

Thank you
 
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shabet said:
I am living in Japan. My child was born in Japan and I have Japanese certificate. My registration certificate is also in Japanese. After submitting these documents the embassy asked me to submit translation from accredited translator. Should I notarize these files or send only the translation? Please inform me if you know reasonably pricing translator in Tokyo.

Thank you

No, the translator notarized his/her translation of the document and you send the copy of the document, with the notarized translation.

PMM
 
Hi, I got married in Japan and got a marriage certificate in Japanese issued by the ward office.

I asked a translation agency to translate it into English and paid around 5,500 yen for both the translation and the notarized certificate. This was just a letter describing the documents being translated, signed with oath by the translator and the CEO of the company (with all the proper "hanko" that are customary here).

I sent that translation as part of the supporting documents to CIC Tokyo last month. I hope it was OK... I haven't heard otherwise.

If you send me a private message, I can give you the contact details of the agency.