High Court & Notarial
Sworn Translations Can Follow a High Court Route
DIRCO states that documents translated by a Sworn Translator may need to be taken to the Registrar of the High Court to verify the translator's status.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a sworn translation need authentication?
Depending on the destination country's requirements, the sworn translator's signature or seal may need High Court verification.
Who verifies the Sworn Translator's signature?
The Registrar of the High Court verifies the signature or seal in the described process.
Can a normal translation be used instead?
The receiving authority determines what type of translation it accepts.
Source: DIRCO – Legalisation Services