Certified Brazilian Portuguese apostille translation for global use

Avoid the hassle of piecing together multiple suppliers. Our service covers the full path: translation by a certified Brazilian Portuguese specialist, quality assurance by senior linguists, notarisation by a UK Notary Public, and apostille certification via the UK Legalisation Office (FCDO). This streamlined workflow reduces errors, speeds up timelines, and delivers worldwide‑ready documentation.

Translation is typically completed within 24–48 hours for standard documents. Notarisation is handled the same day once the translation is approved. Apostille processing times vary by authority and demand; for the UK FCDO, allow approximately 1–3 weeks. If you require faster turnaround, ask about priority options available for certain jurisdictions.

Whether documents originate in Brazil for use in the UK, or from the UK for use in Brazil or any Hague Convention country, we ensure each step matches legal requirements. Our certified translations are accepted by British authorities, and our apostille support aligns with international expectations for immigration, education, court proceedings, and corporate transactions.

Kings of Translation is a global agency known for meticulous service and customer care, reflected in our 98% customer return rate. We’re members of leading professional bodies (including ATA) and maintain rigorous quality standards. Learn more about our broader capabilities in certified translation services and our dedicated apostille translation services.

Step 1: Certified translation. A native Brazilian Portuguese linguist translates your document with precise legal and contextual accuracy. We include a signed Certificate of Translation to meet submission standards for UK Home Office, universities, courts, and corporate compliance teams, as well as international authorities.

Step 2: Notarisation. When required, our arranged UK Notary Public certifies the translator’s declaration or the translation package, confirming authenticity and compliance. Notarisation formats may vary by document type and destination country; our team selects the correct approach to avoid delays.

Step 3: Apostille. We obtain the apostille from the UK Legalisation Office (FCDO), confirming the authenticity of the signature and seal for cross‑border acceptance under the Hague Apostille Convention. This enables documents to be used abroad without additional legalisation in most member countries, including Brazil and 120+ others.

Already have an apostilled document in Portuguese? We can translate it to English for UK use, or from English to Portuguese for Brazil and other destinations, preserving the apostille references precisely. For identity documents needed alongside visas, consider our passport translation service.