Translation · 10 May 2026

When ordering a certified translation, pricing depends on whether your document is "standard" (e.g. birth certificate, driver's licence) or "non-standard" (e.g. medical report, legal contract). Standard documents have a fixed rate; non-standard ones are assessed individually. Not sure which yours is? Send it over — no obligation.

NAATI · 28 April 2026

Received your certified translation by email? You can print it and use it just like a physical stamped copy. NAATI's digital stamp — introduced in 2023 — is officially recognised by the Department of Home Affairs and DFAT. The QR code on the printout lets anyone verify your translator's credentials instantly at naati.com.au. Print with confidence.

NAATI · 07 December 2025

Confused about document certification? 📜 NAATI Translation confirms accuracy for Australian use. Notarisation verifies authenticity for international use (often required for China, starting with a Notary Public, then DFAT Apostille). JP witnessing is only for Australian domestic copies/declarations. Know the difference before you submit!