🌍 Certified Translation Services for Expats

At PeerPact Expats, we connect you with trusted certified translation services tailored for international living. Whether you're applying for a visa, importing a vehicle, or submitting academic records, our translation partners deliver fast, accurate, and government-approved results.

Why Choose PeerPact for Certified Translations?

  • 10,000+ satisfied clients and glowing Google reviews

  • Certified translators recognized by Colombian and global authorities

  • Notarization available for legal and immigration documents

  • Accepted by Migración Colombia, universities, embassies, and international agencies

📄 We Translate:

  • Student Records and Diplomas

  • FBI Background Check

  • Income Verification Documentation

  • Medical Documentation

  • Vehicle Import/Export Documents

  • Legal Contracts

  • Medical Documentation

Our Prices

  • Spanish<>English: $10.00 (USD)

  • Spanish<>Italian: $30.00 (USD)

  • Spanish<>German: $35.00 (USD)

  • Spanish<>French: $30.00 (USD)

For other languages, we will quote as requested.

Our team ensures your documents meet the highest standards—translated, certified, and notarized when needed. With years of experience and a streamlined submission process, PeerPact Expats makes it easy for foreigners to navigate Colombian bureaucracy with confidence.

FAQs

  • Each of our official or certified translations will be delivered in PDF to your email. The translation will meet all the requirements of an official or certified translation: word-for-word translation (word-for-word) preserving the original format as far as possible (tables, columns, number of pages, sources). If you require it, you can receive your official printed translations at your home. Ask for our courier service

  • Our official translations meet all international criteria for a certified translation. At the bottom of each translated page you will find the unique translation code, date, name, contact details, signature, stamp, certificate number of the official translator, and a declaration of authenticity of the official translation.

  • Yes. Each of our translations has a unique alphanumeric serial code used exclusively for your translations.

  • No. Translations certified by Traductores.co DO NOT EXPIRE as long as the content of the source document has not changed, you can use the same translation in as many procedures as you require.

  • If the requesting agency requires an apostille, your document must be apostilled before it is translated. This ensures the translation reflects the finalized, legally recognized version of the document.

    At PeerPact Expats, we offer apostille services for select countries to help streamline this process. If you're unsure whether your document needs an apostille, we’re happy to guide you based on your destination or agency requirements.

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Trusted By:

Do you need an official translation for procedures in Colombia? Official translations from PeerPact Expats meet all the requirements to be accepted as official by all government entities in the country, as well as any joint or private company in Colombia:

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Do you need an official translation to process a visa? Our official translations meet all requirements for immigration, academic, business or vacation purposes. The following are just some of the entities that accept official or certified translations from PeerPact Expats

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