Sworn and certified translations
Sworn, certified and legal translations sworn at the Court of Rome by translators registered with the C.T.U. register, with an oath record.
Read more →The operating division of MMW S.r.l. for sworn, certified and legalised translations. Oaths are taken by translators registered with the Register of Court-Appointed Experts of the Court of Rome and recorded as official translators on the Italian Ministry of Justice portal.
Under the updated Italian Highway Code, drivers holding a non-EU licence must carry an international driving permit or a sworn Italian translation of their licence (art. 135, fines from €408 to €1,634). Sworn translation of your foreign driving licence within 24 hours, excluding public holidays.
Sworn, certified and technical translations, legalisation, Apostille, consular services, interpreting and sworn transcripts. A single firm for the whole procedure.
Sworn, certified and legal translations sworn at the Court of Rome by translators registered with the C.T.U. register, with an oath record.
Read more →Legalisation and Apostille of documents from abroad or for use abroad, consular services and recognition of foreign qualifications.
Read more →Simultaneous, consecutive and liaison interpreting with official interpreters. Sworn transcripts of audio and video recordings.
Read more →It is not always obvious which form the receiving authority requires. An expert answers directly by telephone and provides, without obligation, the guidance needed to make your document valid abroad or in Italy. For urgent requests we are available on public holidays as well: write to us by e-mail or on WhatsApp.
A translation sworn at the Court of Rome has the same effect in every Italian city and in every country in the world: there is no territorial restriction. From Milan, Turin, Perugia, Naples, Palermo or from abroad, simply send your documents to our office: we prepare the sworn or certified translation and deliver it to your address by express courier.
An oath taken in Rome is valid throughout the national territory: the translation is accepted by municipalities, Prefectures, police headquarters, universities and courts in any province.
Clients living outside Italy send their documents by e-mail or courier and receive the sworn or certified translation, with an Apostille where required, directly at their address in their country of residence.
Where a document issued in another city must be legalised at the competent Prefecture or Public Prosecutor's Office, we take care of it through our network of partners, with no travel for the client.
A text translated by an automated system, however fluent, is not an official document: no algorithm takes an oath before the Court, is registered with a professional register or answers for the accuracy of the translation. For this reason no authority, in Italy or abroad, accepts a machine translation where a sworn, certified or legalised translation is required.
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The whole procedure is handled by the firm. The client's attendance is not required: the oath is taken by the official translator before the court officer.
Original or certified copy, as the procedure requires. Whether an Apostille or legalisation is needed is checked at the outset.
A complete and faithful translation, noting the stamps, seals and signatures on the deed.
Oath taken before the court officer, with the record, stamp duty paid or exemption declared.
Collection at our office or dispatch by courier. For use abroad, Apostille or legalisation of the officer's signature.
No price list is published: each instruction is assessed in relation to the document and its purpose. The guides set out the requirements of form, legalisation and validity, the rules of the Court of Rome and the cases of exemption from stamp duty.

Original or certified copy, Apostille or legalisation, periods of validity. Cases: citizenship, marriage, driving licence, judicial and notarial deeds.
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The composition of the file, the stages at the court office, stamp duty and exemptions, with the oath record reproduced.
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Sworn, certified, legalised and apostilled translations: the differences and the most frequent questions.
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Offices and reception at Viale Giulio Cesare 71, in the Prati district, close to the Civil Court of Rome. Open by appointment, Monday to Friday, 9 am to 1 pm and 3 pm to 6 pm. Oaths are taken at the Court of Rome's service for sworn reports and translations.

Traduzionigiurateroma.it is the operating division of MMW S.r.l. dedicated to sworn translations. Translators are selected on the basis of verifiable credentials: a university degree and at least five years of direct translation experience, in line with the European standard on translation services adopted by the firm. Translators without practical experience are not accepted. Translators' profiles are available on request.
For reasons of confidentiality, clients' names are not published.
Our network comprises more than 10,000 professional translators, holding multiple degrees and certified by the leading international bodies in the field, experienced in a wide range of terminologies and based in Italy and in many countries around the world. They provide translation services of the highest quality in 180 languages, every day of the year.
Professional interpreters in every language, for liaison, consecutive, conference and simultaneous interpreting.
We translate any document and certify the authenticity of the translation.
The document is examined to indicate the form required, any legalisation, the stamp duty or exemptions applicable and the timing of the oath. Quotes are free of charge and without obligation.
Visits to the office are by appointment. We recommend sending your request by e-mail first, with a copy of the documents, or contacting the office: in most cases there is no need to come to the office, as the work is carried out on the documents sent by e-mail. The first contact also establishes whether a sworn translation is required or a certified translation is sufficient, as is the case for the United Kingdom, where the certification of an official translator recognised by the British State, such as Dr Michela de Julio, is accepted.