Have different types of deeds translated
Articles of association
Articles of association set out the rules and regulations underlying an organisation. They are drawn up together with the deed of incorporation by a notary. When a public limited company, private limited company, foundation, cooperative or association wants to operate abroad, the articles of association must be translated as a sworn translation and may also need to be legalized. In addition to translating articles of association or a deed of incorporation, you can also come to us for, for example, translating a general partnership agreement, translating an executorship declaration, translating a deed of merger, and any other legal deeds.
Power of attorney
A power of attorney is a legal document in which the principal grants authority to another person, the authorised representative. This allows the authorised representative to perform legal acts on their behalf. Translating a power of attorney is necessary in various situations, for example when the principal is unable to be physically present abroad. A power of attorney often needs to be translated as a sworn translation.
Deed of sale
A purchase agreement is a written contract between the buying and selling parties. The deed of sale states, among other things, who the buyer(s) and seller(s) are, which property is involved, its condition and the purchase price. The deed of sale can be drawn up by an estate agent or a notary. A translation of your purchase agreement helps you understand the terms when buying property abroad. It is crucial that if you or your partner do not speak the language, the deed of sale must still be understandable. This is why the mortgage deed, purchase agreement and deed of transfer often also need to be translated as sworn translations. Have your deed of sale translated quickly by Urgent Vertalen.
Will
Translating a will is an essential task when legal documents are relevant across national borders. This process ensures that the final wishes and intentions of a deceased person are clearly and accurately conveyed, regardless of language barriers. A proper translation guarantees that the provisions in the will, such as the distribution of property and inheritance, are legally binding and understandable in the target jurisdiction. Professional legal translators who specialise in wills often work together with notaries and solicitors to verify the contents of the document and ensure it meets all legal requirements. This reduces the risk of misunderstandings or legal disputes, giving peace of mind to the next of kin during what is often an emotionally challenging time.
Need a deed translation? We’ll take care of it for you!
If you need a deed translated either as a regular or sworn translation, then you’ve come to the right place at the translation agency in The Hague. We deliver legal translations of the highest quality, quickly sent digitally, and in the case of a sworn translation, also delivered by post or courier. Do you need a deed translation urgently but prefer not to pay an express fee? With us, you pay no extra charge for an urgent translation. Our legal urgent translators are ready to assist you! Would you like more information about having a deed translated or legalised? Feel free to contact us, our translation consultants will be happy to assist you.