Sworn Romanian translator

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A sworn translator for Romanian is a translator sworn in by a Dutch court and listed in the Register of Sworn Interpreters and Translators (Rbtv). Only this translator may provide an official translation with a stamp, signature and a signed statement in which they confirm that the translation is complete and accurate. This makes the document accepted by a Dutch municipality, court municipality, the IND, An notary or a foreign authority.

At Ecrivus Multimedia you order a sworn translation in Romanian easily online, from €59. You upload your document, choose the direction Dutch to Romanian or Romanian to Dutch, and we match you with an Rbtv translator specialised in the Romanian language. You do not have to leave home and receive a translation you can submit straight away.

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Romanian translation by a translator sworn in by a Dutch court.

Legally valid with stamp

Attached to your document, with stamp, signature and statement of accuracy.

Both directions

We translate both ways: Dutch to Romanian and Romanian to Dutch.

From

Including stamp, registered shipping and a digital copy by email.

Which documents do we translate?

When do you need a sworn Romanian translator?

A sworn translation is needed as soon as an official authority requires a legally valid translation. This applies, among others, to:

How it works at Ecrivus

  • Translation by an Rbtv-registered sworn translator Romanian
  • 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 Romanian translation with apostille

For use of your translation abroad, an apostille is often needed. Both the Netherlands and Romania are parties to the Apostille Convention (the Hague Convention of 1961). This means that an sworn translation with apostille without further legalisation is recognised between the two countries. The apostille confirms the authenticity of the signature and stamp of the sworn translator and is issued in the Netherlands by the court. We can arrange the apostille for you if required, so your document is immediately usable with Romanian authorities.

Frequently asked questions about a sworn Romanian translator

What is a sworn Romanian translation?

A sworn Romanian translation is an official translation made by a translator sworn in by a Dutch court for the Romanian language. The translator adds a stamp, signature and a signed statement stating that the translation accurately and completely matches the original. This gives the document legal validity and it is accepted by official authorities.

How do I know whether a Romanian translator is sworn?

You check this in the Register of Sworn Interpreters and Translators (Rbtv), the official register managed by Justis. Only translators listed in it and sworn in by a Dutch court may produce a legally valid translation sworn translations . At Ecrivus you always work with an Rbtv-registered Romanian translator.

How much does a sworn Romanian translator cost?

A sworn translation in Romanian starts at Ecrivus from €59. The final price depends on the type of document, the number of pages and whether you also need an apostille . You see the price in advance and order directly online, with no surprises afterwards.

Can ChatGPT or Google Translate translate an official document?

No. ChatGPT and Google Translate produce a machine translation that is not legally valid. An official document must be translated by a sworn translator who provides the translation with a stamp, signature and a signed statement. Without that signed statement from an Rbtv translator, the translation is not accepted by the municipality, the IND or foreign authorities.

Have your document translated?

Order your sworn translation in Romanian online, with 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.