I had to deal with notarized translations a while ago when applying for a work permit in Europe. The main difference I noticed is that the notary basically confirms the authenticity of the translator’s signature. It wasn’t too hard once I found the right service, but it did take a few extra days compared to regular certified translations.
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I had to deal with notarized translations a while ago when applying for a work permit in Europe. The main difference I noticed is that the notary basically confirms the authenticity of the translator’s signature. It wasn’t too hard once I found the right service, but it did take a few extra days compared to regular certified translations.