Portuguese (Portugal) apostille translation services with full legalization

Get everything done in one place. Our Portuguese (Portugal) apostille service covers expert translation by native European Portuguese linguists, issuance of a signed certificate of accuracy, notarization of the translator’s affidavit, and securing the apostille from the appropriate U.S. Secretary of State. The result: documents that are recognized across 120+ countries under the Hague Apostille Convention.

We manage the full chain of authentication so your paperwork meets legal standards abroad. The process typically follows three steps: (1) translation within 24–48 hours, (2) same‑day notarization, and (3) apostille issuance, which generally takes 1–3 weeks depending on the state and any expedited options. Throughout, you receive clear instructions, tracking, and proactive updates.

Whether you are moving from the U.S. to Portugal, enrolling at a university, marrying abroad, accepting a job, or registering a company, our specialists prepare documentation to the exact requirements. We can translate documents already apostilled or coordinate the apostille after the translation—whatever your situation requires, we have a compliant path forward.

Kings of Translation is a global agency trusted by individuals, law firms, and corporations. Our certified translations are USCIS‑ready, and our customer‑centric approach shows in our 98% customer return rate. Explore our broader apostille translation services or learn about our full range of certified translation services.

European Portuguese is distinct from Brazilian Portuguese. We assign native Portugal linguists to ensure accurate orthography, terminology, and regional conventions for legal, academic, and corporate contexts. Our translations mirror the layout of the original and include a signed certificate of accuracy—key for USCIS, courts, universities, and consular submissions.

Common documents include birth and marriage records, diplomas and transcripts, FBI background checks, powers of attorney, corporate bylaws, and a death certificate used for estate matters abroad. If an issuing authority requires notarization, we notarize the translator’s affidavit before obtaining the apostille. All steps follow the Secretary of State’s rules for international use.

Pricing is transparent: $32.90 per page for certified Portuguese (Portugal) translations and $0.06 per word for standard content. Apostille and notarization are billed separately at cost, and you’ll receive a clear estimate before we proceed. Scans and PDFs are usually fine for translation; if an original is required for apostille, we’ll advise and arrange secure courier options.

If your travel involves identity verification, pair this service with fast passport translation. Our platform enables secure ordering, online payments, and rapid turnaround, with delivery options for both digital copies and shipped hard copies as required by the receiving authority.