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Affidavit of Translation – DocsBase Canada Toronto
- Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada
At DocsBase Canada, every certified translation can include an Affidavit of Translation—a sworn statement signed by our in-house certified translator confirming the translation is accurate and complete. This affidavit is often required by IRCC, courts, and other official institutions in Canada to validate the authenticity of a translated document.
The affidavit includes the translator’s name, signature, credentials, and a declaration of truth, and is attached to the translated document along with our official stamp. It ensures your translation meets the highest standards of legal and official acceptance.
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