Macedonian in Cyrillic
Macedonian is a South Slavic language written in its own Cyrillic alphabet, so the finished page looks nothing like your English certificate. The translator works sheet for sheet and keeps the layout, so a reader who cannot read English can still see which line answers which. Nothing is condensed on the way across.
The credential on the certificate
The work is done by an ITI or CIOL qualified certified translator, and the qualification is written onto the certificate of accuracy along with the date. This is the certification UK bodies such as UKVI and the General Register Office accept, and the same signed page travels with the file when it leaves the country.
What you pay
The rate is about £25 for each page of the source. Because pricing follows sheets, you can total the job from your own scan before ordering, and a page dense with registry text costs no more than a plain one. Standard delivery is 2-3 business days, with express work back inside 24 hours.
Keeping names consistent
A name moved from the Latin alphabet into Cyrillic can be written in more than one defensible way. The translator picks one and repeats it everywhere, including on the certificate. Where several records go together, ordering them as one job is what keeps every sheet in agreement about how your name is spelled.