Certified Translation in Florence for Use in Moldova
When you need to use Italian documents in Moldova, you must provide a certified translation into Romanian. This means working with a sworn Romanian translator in Florence who can produce legally valid translations. The translator adds their official stamp and signature to confirm the translation matches the original text exactly. Your original document remains unchanged throughout this process, as only the translated version requires certification for Moldovan authorities.
The Language Moldova Requires
Moldova's official language is Romanian, and all foreign documents must be translated into Romanian for official use. Your certified translation into Romanian in Florence will be accepted across Moldovan government offices when properly certified. The receiving authority might request specific formatting or additional certifications depending on the document type. Always confirm the exact requirements with the Moldovan office where you plan to submit the papers.
Certification Moldova Accepts
Moldova recognizes translations performed by an authorized translator (traducător autorizat) who is officially registered to work with Italian documents. Our certified translation for Moldova includes a signed statement of accuracy with the translator's credentials and official stamp. The translated document must clearly reference the original and maintain the same structure and content. This certification process ensures your papers meet Moldovan legal standards for official use.
Per-Page Cost & Turnaround
The standard service for a certified translation in Florence for Moldova takes two to four business days to complete. Each translated page carries a fixed fee, with the total cost depending on the document's length. For urgent needs, we offer an express option that delivers your official Romanian translation in Florence within one to two business days. The final price reflects the complexity of the text and any additional certification steps required.
Acceptance in Moldova
Moldovan authorities will accept your certified translation when it includes the translator's official seal, signature, and contact details. The receiving office in Moldova may verify the translator's credentials through the Italian authorities. Keep both the original document and the certified translation together, as they form a complete set for official purposes. If you later need the same document for another country, check if Moldova has specific agreements about document acceptance.