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Court interpreter for Serbian.

Certified translations for Serbian by appointed permanent court interpreters — for business, family and property matters in Serbia and the wider region.

what we certify

The documents we most often certify.

Because of close ties, the documents most often certified are civil-status, property and business records. The full certification procedure is described on the certified translations page.

Birth and marriage certificates Diplomas and certificates Property documentation Certificate of good conduct Contracts and powers of attorney Business documentation
area and recognition

Serbia and the region.

Certified translations are accepted before the courts and public authorities in Serbia. Although the languages are close, official procedures routinely require a certified translation from a permanent court interpreter.

two scripts

Cyrillic, Latin and one official translation.

Serbian documents reach us in both alphabets: extracts from registers are often printed in Cyrillic, while contracts and company paperwork tend to use Latin script.

The appointed court interpreters we work with read both as a matter of course, and the certified translation states precisely what the source document contains, whichever script it was issued in.

In practice this matters most in inheritance and property proceedings that span the border, where a will, title deed or court decision issued in one country must be submitted in the other.

A certified translation with the interpreter's stamp, signature and binding gives both sets of authorities the same verifiable text.

OTHER LANGUAGES

Court interpreter for other languages.

Frequently asked questions

Have any questions?

No special procedure applies: appointed court interpreters for Serbian work from both Cyrillic and Latin script. What Croatian institutions require is a certified translation, meaning the document is translated, bound and confirmed with the interpreter's stamp and signature. Bilingua arranges this through the appointed court interpreters it works with, whichever alphabet the Serbian original uses.
Because official procedures depend on documents with legal force, not on mutual intelligibility. Courts, registry offices and notaries require translations certified by an appointed permanent court interpreter. Bilingua prepares certified Serbian translations in this form, for inheritance, property, family and business matters on both sides of the border.
Yes. Bilingua arranges certified translations of Croatian court decisions, wills and title documents into Serbian through appointed court interpreters. Whether the Serbian institution also requires an Apostille on the original depends on its own rules, so the office recommends checking that point before translation. The certified document is then issued with the interpreter's certification clause, stamp and signature.
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