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Absolute Czech Translations
60 Nobles Close
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Tel: +44 (0)1235 770 427
Fax: +44 (0)709 227 4224
Are you a Czech citizen married to a foreign national or did you get married in the United Kingdom or other foreign country and your marriage certificate was issued in the English language? Are you planning to inform the Special Registry Office in Brno (Zvláštní matrika v Brně) about your marriage? Do you need a certified translation of your marriage certificate from English to Czech so that you can submit it to the Czech authorities?
Do you need a certified translation of your marriage certificate from English to Czech for the Consulate of the Czech Republic in London or for the Special Registry Office in Brno (Zvláštní matrika v Brně) to support your application for Czech citizenship of your child? For your solicitor, or for a Czech court of justice?
Are you planning to get divorced and do you need a certified translation of your marriage certificate into the Czech language for your solicitor or for a Czech court of justice?
Looking for a
freelance
Czech translator rather than a translation agency?
"I
am a Czech freelance translator providing top quality
certified translations of marriage certificates
at competitive prices within a short turnaround time.
I am a listed supplier of Czech
translation services to
the Consulate of the Czech Republic in London.
For a quick quotation, please contact Milada@AbsoluteCzechTranslations.co.uk
and I will respond speedily.
If you have any queries or require further information, please call:
+44 (0)1235 770 427 or +44 (0)778 9060 482
Why use my services?
Peace of mind -
I deliver
accurate translations of marriage certificates with
an
attached translator’s certificate with a round court stamp,
which is legally required by Registry Offices in the Czech
Republic including the Special Registry Office in Brno
and other Czech authorities (such as the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs).
If you have
an appointment with the Czech Consulate in London,
the
Certified translation of
a marriage certificate supplied with a round court stamp will
make your appointment at the Czech Consulate quicker
and easier,
because the consular office will not have to verify the
accuracy of the translation and charge you for this service.
Save time and money -
Professional service -
Membership
of a professional organisation -
I have
professional membership with an internationally recognised British
linguistic organisation The Institute of Translation and
Interpreting and adhere to their code of conduct.
If you were married in the UK, you
will need to contact the Legalisation Office in Milton Keynes
and request that they stamp your Marriage
Certificate with an Apostille. The Special Registry
Office in Brno will make an entry regarding your marriage into
their Register of Marriages when you provide
a certified
translation of your Marriage Certificate.
If your wedding ceremony took place in another foreign country,
please contact the Consulate of the Czech Republic to enquire
as to whether your marriage certificate needs to have an Apostille or
super-legalisation stamp.
How to order a translation of your marriage certificate from English to Czech:
The Special
Registry Office in Brno (Zvláštní matrika
v Brně) informed me that the
translation of the Marriage certificate must be attached either to
the original document, verified photocopy or to a certified
copy. The
Special Registry Office in Brno keeps the translation in
their files and does not return the translated documents to the
clients.
Verified copy -
For those purposes, the verification of the photocopies in order
to be recognised by the Czech authorities can be done in the UK only
by the Czech Consulate in London.
Certified copy
- In the UK, the Registry Office that issued your
Marriage
certificate will, on request, send you any number of duplicate
marriage certificates – i.e. the Certified copies.
You can order a certified copy of
your marriage certificate from the Registry Office which issued the
original either by post, telephone or on the internet. It costs
£10.50 and usually takes around five working days.
This is the easiest
option.
If your Marriage certificate was
issued in another foreign country, please contact the Consulate of
the Czech Republic to enquire as to whether the birth certificate
needs to have an Apostille or super-legalisation stamp.
Phone:
01908 29 51
11
Fax: 01908 29 51 22
Email:
legalisationoffice@fco.gov.uk
http://www.fco.gov.uk/en/
phone:
+44 20 7243
7931
fax: +44 20 7243 7926
Email:
consulate.london@embassy.mzv.cz
www.mzv.cz/london
Once
you have the Certified copy of the Marriage certificate
with the Apostille stamp,
please send an email to
Milada@AbsoluteCzechTranslations.co.uk
or call me on
+44 (0)1235 770 427 or +44
(0)778 9060 482
and I will give you a quote of
the price for the translation.
I am a freelance translator and I
therefore able to offer lower prices than translation agencies.
If you agree with the price I will give you
the details of how to make
the payment. I
require payment in advance, either by bank
transfer or by PayPal.
Please post the certified copy of the
Marriage certificate with the Apostille stamp
using Recorded
Delivery to:
Milada Cogginsova Zajickova
Absolute Czech Translations
60 Nobles Close
Grove
Wantage
Oxfordshire
OX12 0NR
United Kingdom
How quickly can I return the certified
translation of the Marriage certificate to you?
Generally, I guarantee that you will
receive the certified translation by post within
14 working days from the day when
I have received
both the document and payment from you.
What to do if your
Marriage certificate is in
the
English language but has been issued in another country than in
the UK?
If possible, try to obtain a duplicate or a certified copy of the Marriage certificate from the office where the original was issued. If you cannot obtain a certified copy, in that case I recommend that you send me just a photocopy or scan of the document by email I will attach the translation to the copy and then your will need to take the translation together with the original document to the Czech Consulate for verification. They will put a verification stamp on the translation verifying that the copy to which the translation is attached agrees with the original document.