Certified Farsi apostille translation with notarization and fast delivery

Our Farsi apostille services are designed as a seamless, end‑to‑end process. First, we translate your Farsi (Persian) documents into English—or from English into Farsi—using experienced, native‑level translators. Next, we issue a signed translator’s certificate on company letterhead that includes our contact details and credentials, meeting common USCIS and legal standards.

Once certified, we arrange notarization of the translator’s affidavit the same day. With the notarized certification in hand, we submit your paperwork to the appropriate Secretary of State office for apostille. This is the Hague Convention authentication recognized by 120+ countries. If you need only translation or notarization, we can provide those as standalone steps too.

Typical timelines: translation in 24–48 hours, notarization the same day, and apostille in 1–3 weeks depending on the issuing state and service level. Pricing is transparent: certified translation from $32.90 per page (or $0.06 per word for standard translation), plus notarization and state apostille fees at cost. We keep you updated at every milestone.

As a global agency, Kings of Translation is trusted for immigration, legal, academic, and business documentation. We are an ATA member with BBB A+ accreditation, and our certified translations are accepted by USCIS and widely recognized worldwide. Explore related services like certified translation services, our dedicated apostille translation services, and convenient passport translation.

We frequently handle civil status documents (birth, marriage, divorce), academic records (diplomas, transcripts), legal documents (powers of attorney, affidavits, court records), corporate documents (articles of incorporation, bylaws), and immigration paperwork. Our linguists are experienced with Persian naming conventions, transliteration standards, and date/number formats to ensure accurate, consistent results.

If your destination country is part of the Hague Apostille Convention, an apostille from a U.S. Secretary of State authenticates the notarized translation. If your destination is not a Hague participant or the origin authority requires it, we can guide you toward consular legalization instead. This flexibility ensures your documents meet the exact requirements of the receiving authority.

We provide both directions—Farsi to English and English to Farsi—so your files can be used in the United States (e.g., USCIS, state courts, universities) or abroad for work, study, relocation, and business setups. Formatting mirrors the original document when possible, and we clearly annotate seals, stamps, and signatures to maintain evidentiary clarity.

Security is a priority. Files are handled in secure systems with NDA‑bound teams. You’ll receive clear instructions for scans vs. certified hard copies. Need originals mailed for apostille? We provide tracked shipping and return options, keeping your timeline and budget in balance.

Step 1: Send clear scans or photos of your Farsi or English documents. We confirm scope, quote, and timeline. Certified translation begins immediately and is typically completed within 24–48 hours depending on complexity and length.

Step 2: We issue the translator’s certification and arrange notarization the same day. You’ll receive digital copies for review. If hard copies are required by the Secretary of State office, we prepare and ship them securely on your behalf.

Step 3: We submit the notarized certification for apostille to the relevant Secretary of State office. Processing usually takes 1–3 weeks, varying by state workload and service tier. Expedited options may be available in select states for an additional fee.

Upon completion, you receive apostilled documents ready for international use. Our team can also translate an existing apostille (e.g., from English to Farsi) if a receiving authority requests it, ensuring the entire dossier is consistent and readable in the target language.

Questions about destination‑specific rules? Our coordinators advise on USCIS requirements in the U.S., university admissions, professional licensing, or cross‑border corporate filings—so your documents move smoothly from one country to another with global acceptance.