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Court interpreter for Romanian.

Certified translations for Romanian by appointed permanent court interpreters — for business, employment and procedures within the European Union.

what we certify

The documents we most often certify.

For the Romanian combination, the documents most often certified are business, employment and personal records. The entire certification process is described on the certified translations page.

Birth and marriage certificates Diplomas and certificates Employment documentation Police clearance certificate Contracts and powers of attorney Business documentation
territory and recognition

Romania and the European Union.

Romania is a member of the European Union, so certified translations are accepted before Romanian authorities in business, employment and administrative procedures.

We do not obtain Apostilles and do not determine the order of certifications; please check what is required, and in what order, with the institution receiving the document.

what you receive

What a certified Romanian translation contains.

A certified translation for the Romanian pair is a single, physically bound document: the translation, the interpreter's certification clause and a copy of the source text, joined so no page can be replaced.

The appointed court interpreter's stamp and signature appear on the translation, confirming that it corresponds to the original in full.

This format is what Romanian and Croatian authorities check when they receive your paperwork, which is why stamps, seals, marginal notes and even illegible passages are all accounted for in the translation.

Everything visible on the document is either translated or described, so the certified version stands on its own before any institution.

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Frequently asked questions

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A certified translation prepared through Bilingua is a bound document: the Romanian translation, the appointed court interpreter's certification clause, stamp and signature, and a copy of the source text, fastened together as one unit. This is the format Romanian and Croatian institutions expect, and it covers all stamps and annotations that appear on the original.
For official steps such as recognising qualifications, registering with authorities or signing employment paperwork, Croatian institutions generally require certified translations of Romanian documents by an appointed permanent court interpreter. Bilingua arranges this through its network of appointed interpreters for Romanian and delivers the translation stamped, signed and bound into a single document.
A legible scan is enough for Bilingua to review the document and prepare a quote for the certified Romanian translation. Whether the translation must ultimately be bound to the original or to a copy depends on the receiving institution's rules, so it is worth confirming that requirement in advance. Please check the requirement with the institution receiving the document.
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