Oral interpretation before a notary: who and when might it be necessary?

Oral interpretation before a notary as a professional service may be necessary in various situations. It is necessary when the parties speak different languages and legally correct interaction is required. A correct and precise translation helps avoid misunderstandings, speeds up the process, and protects the interests of the participants in the notarial act.

It is important to note that the presence of a certified translator before the notary is mandatory when working, for example, with wills, contracts of various kinds, powers of attorney, division of property, etc., when the participants must clearly understand all the conditions and consequences of the procedure, but the applicant(s) do not master the official language of the country or have a poor command of it.

If you plan to go to a notary and you or the other party do not speak Russian, we recommend discussing the need for an oral translation in advance. Properly organizing the process and selecting a qualified specialist will be facilitated by our company's managers.