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Sworn Japanese translator
Geredigeerd door Ecrivus Multimedia — Rbtv-sworn translations
A sworn translator Japanese is a translator who has been sworn in by a Dutch court and is listed in the Register of Sworn Interpreters and Translators (Rbtv). This translator converts your Japanese document into Dutch or vice versa and provides the translation with a stamp, signature and a signed statement of accuracy. Because of that signed statement, the translation is legally valid and accepted by the municipality statement is the sworn translation legally valid and is accepted by municipalities, the court, the IND, notaries and other official authorities.
At Ecrivus Multimedia we provide sworn translations from €59, with Japanese available on request. Japan itself has no sworn translators, so a Japanese–Dutch document is translated by a translator sworn on behalf of the Netherlands. Because capacity for this language is limited, we do not promise a fixed delivery time in advance. Contact us via Live Chat, and we will check availability and give you a tailored price and turnaround time for your document.
Rbtv-sworn
Japanese translation by a translator sworn in by a Dutch court.
Both directions
Japanese into Dutch and Dutch into Japanese, delivered sworn on request.
Vanaf €59
Including stamp, registered shipping and a digital copy by email.
Which documents do we translate?
- Notarial deeds, statutes and Chamber of Commerce extracts
- Employment contracts and contracts
- Driving licences and identity documents
When do you need a sworn Japanese translator?
A sworn translation is needed as soon as an official authority requires a legally valid translation. This applies, among others, to:
- When submitting Japanese diplomas, transcripts or certificates bij een Nederlandse onderwijsinstelling of werkgever
- At the IND or municipality for a residence permit, wedding or registration with Japanese deeds like a birth certificate or marriage certificate
- At the court or a notary for Japanese contracts, powers of attorney or legal documents
- When using Dutch documents in Japan, for example a extract or a deed for work, study or immigration
How it works at Ecrivus
- Translation by an Rbtv-registered sworn translator Japanese
- With stamp, signature and statement of accuracy
- Proofreading and quality control included
- Registered shipping with Track & Trace, plus a digital copy
- Optionally with an apostille for use abroad
Sworn Japanese translation with apostille
Do you want to have your sworn translation in Japan or another country, you often need an apostille is needed. An apostille is an international legalisation stamp that confirms the signature of the sworn translator, arranged through the Apostille Convention (Hague Convention, 1961). Both the Netherlands and Japan are party to this convention, so a apostille from the Dutch court is sufficient and further legalisation by the embassy is usually not needed. Feel free to ask us for advice advice on the right order of translating and legalising for your destination.
Frequently asked questions about a sworn Japanese translator
Is there a sworn Japanese–Dutch translator?
Yes, although it works differently than for many other languages. Japan itself has no sworn translators, so for a legally valid translation you engage a translator who has been sworn in by a Dutch court and is listed in the Rbtv. With us, Japanese is available on request; ask about availability via Live Chat.
How do I know whether a Japanese translator is sworn?
A sworn translator is listed in the Register of Sworn Interpreters and Translators (Rbtv) and has been sworn in by a Dutch court. You recognise a sworn translation by the stamp, the signature and the attached signed statement of accuracy. We work exclusively with translators included in the Rbtv.
How much does a sworn Japanese translator cost?
Our sworn translations start at €59. For Japanese, the price depends on the type of document, the length and availability, because this language is delivered on request. Contact us via Live Chat, and you will receive a tailored quote and turnaround time.
Can ChatGPT or Google Translate translate an official document?
No. ChatGPT and Google Translate cannot produce a legally valid translation. For an official document, a signed statement of accuracy from a sworn translator is required, with a stamp and signature. A machine translation lacks that statement and is not accepted by official authorities.
Have your document translated?
Order your sworn translation Japanese online, with a stamp and registered shipping. Unsure about the right document type or direction? Our Live Chat team helps you on working days between 09:00 and 17:00. Also see sworn translators in other languages.
