Certified Catalan translation in Mexico
We translate official documents from Catalan into Spanish and from Spanish into Catalan, as well as between Catalan and English, for procedures in Mexico and in countries such as Spain and Andorra.
Catalan documents for use in Mexico
A document issued abroad usually needs an apostille or legalization from the issuing country and a Spanish translation. Many Mexican courts, notaries and registries require the translation to be done by a perito traductor; we tell you what the receiving authority asks for.
Mexican documents translated into Catalan
We translate certificates, degrees, criminal record checks, powers of attorney and corporate documents into Catalan, and apostille or legalize them for the destination country.
Documents we translate
- Birth, marriage, divorce and death certificates
- Degrees, transcripts and professional licenses (cédula profesional)
- Criminal record certificates
- Passports, ID cards and driver's licenses
- Court rulings, powers of attorney and notarial deeds
- Articles of incorporation, contracts and financial statements
- Medical records and reports
- Bank statements, tax records and proof of income
Catalan interpreters
Catalan–Spanish interpreters, consecutive, simultaneous or remote, for notary signings, civil weddings, hearings, business meetings and events.
How it works
Send your documents
Upload them with the form or send them by email. A clear scan or photo is enough for a quote.
Get your quote
We confirm the price, the format required (perito, certified, apostille or legalization) and the delivery date.
We handle the procedure
We translate, apostille, legalize or obtain the document at the right office.
Delivery
You receive your document digitally and, when required, the original by domestic or international courier.
Every document is different, so we quote each request individually: the price depends on the language, document type, procedure and deadline.
Frequently asked questions
Do you provide perito translations from Catalan into Spanish?
Yes. When a Mexican authority requires it, we arrange the Catalan–Spanish translation by an authorized perito traductor. If a perito is not required, we deliver a certified translation.
Can I use a Catalan document in Mexico without an apostille?
Usually not. Most Mexican authorities require foreign documents to be apostilled or legalized in the issuing country, in addition to being translated into Spanish.
How much does the translation cost?
It depends on the document type and length, the required format and the deadline. Send us the document and we will send you an exact quote.