Certified document translation for immigration, licensing, education, travel, and official use in Canada.
Fast, certified, accepted by Canadian authorities.
Whether it's for work, education, travel, official use within Canada, or immigration applications - fast and accurate translations with or without affidavit.
Commercial translation and content adaptation for Saskatchewan businesses working across sectors and languages - from legal and technical materials to marketing, websites, transcription, voice-over, and desktop publishing.
Prices do not include taxes (5%). Details
We charge such orders on a per word basis. The price depends on the Source/Target languages, amount of text, time frame, file format, and so forth. There is a minimum of $99 per order. We also transcribe audio and video, record voice-over, and prepare print-ready layouts.
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Regular certified translation starts at $59 per document plus 5% GST and is normally ready in 1–2 business days. Multi-page and business documents are quoted before we start. See the full pricing.
For most immigration, school and licence submissions a regular certified translation is enough. ATIS certification or notarization is needed only when the receiving office asks for it. Here is which one you need.
Yes. Regular certified translation is usually sufficient for IRCC and SINP applications, and for SGI, employers, schools and most provincial and federal bodies. If your checklist names a stricter format, send it to us and we will match it.
Most regular certified translations are ready in 1–2 business days. ATIS-certified usually takes 2–5 business days and notarized 2–4, depending on the language. Turnaround is counted in business days only.
No. The service in Saskatchewan is fully online: upload your document, approve the quote and receive the certified PDF by email. A stamped paper copy goes by Canada Post free of charge anywhere in Canada.