Last updated: 2026-08-12
Do you provide translation and notarisation services for documents?
Yes — E&H helps clients get non-English documents translated and notarised where ICA or MOM requires it, and advises on exactly which documents need certified translation for your application type.
When documents need translation
ICA generally requires documents not in English — marriage certificates, birth certificates, divorce decrees — to be translated, and some must also be notarised. Requirements vary by document and application type.
Let your consultant check first
Submitting uncertified or incomplete translations is a common cause of requests for further documents. Have the list confirmed before you pay for translations, so nothing is done twice.
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