Certified translations and documents ready for any country
We translate, apostille and legalize your documents in Chile, and take care of notaries, consulates and interpreters. We serve all 16 regions, in Spanish and English.
- 16 regionsRemote service from Arica to Magallanes
- 20+ languagesTo and from Spanish and English
- One orderTranslation, apostille and legalization coordinated
Services
- Certified translation Translations signed and certified by professional translators, ready to submit to institutions in Chile or abroad. View service
- Apostille We apostille Chilean documents so they are valid in countries party to the Hague Convention. View service
- Consular and embassy legalization For countries that do not accept the apostille: we legalize your documents with the ministry and the relevant consulate or embassy. View service
- Certified true copies Notary-certified copies of your documents, so you do not have to hand over your originals. View service
- Power of attorney Bilingual powers of attorney, notarized and apostilled, so someone can act for you in another country. View service
- Document retrieval We request Chilean certificates and documents on your behalf, even if you live outside Chile. View service
- Interpreting On-site and remote interpreters for notaries, meetings, hearings and site visits. View service
How it works
Send us a copy
A clear photo or scan of the document is enough for a quote. Tell us the country or institution where you will submit it.
Get your quote
We confirm price, turnaround and whether you also need an apostille, legalization or notarial signature. No obligation.
We do the work
We translate, certify and handle the steps with notaries, ministries or consulates as required.
Delivery
You receive the document digitally, on paper by courier, or both, depending on what the receiving institution requires.
All of Chile, from Arica to Puerto Natales
We work remotely with clients in all 16 regions. Documents travel by email or courier, and originals come back to you with their translation, apostille or legalization.
- Arica y ParinacotaArica
- TarapacáIquique, Alto Hospicio
- AntofagastaAntofagasta, Calama
- AtacamaCopiapó, Vallenar
- CoquimboLa Serena, Coquimbo, Ovalle
- ValparaísoValparaíso, Viña del Mar, Quilpué, San Antonio, Los Andes
- Santiago Metropolitan RegionSantiago, Las Condes, Providencia, Vitacura, Ñuñoa, Lo Barnechea, Maipú, La Florida, Puente Alto, San Bernardo
- O'HigginsRancagua
- MauleTalca, Curicó
- ÑubleChillán
- BiobíoConcepción, Talcahuano, Los Ángeles
- AraucaníaTemuco
- Los RíosValdivia
- Los LagosPuerto Montt, Osorno, Castro
- AysénCoyhaique
- MagallanesPunta Arenas, Puerto Natales
Frequently asked questions
How much does a certified translation cost?
The price depends on the language, the length and layout of the document, the deadline and whether an apostille or legalization is needed. Send us a copy and we will send you a fixed, no-obligation quote.
Do Chilean institutions accept your translations?
Most universities, companies, notaries and consulates accept certified translations. Some procedures with Chilean public bodies require the official translation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; we check your case before starting.
What is an apostille?
It is the certificate that authenticates the signature on a public document so it is valid in another country party to the 1961 Hague Convention. Chile has used the system since 2016. A document is apostilled in the country that issued it.
What if the destination country does not accept apostilles?
Then a consular legalization is done: the document goes through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the consulate or embassy of the destination country. We handle the whole process.
Do I need to visit an office?
No. We work remotely with clients in every region of Chile and abroad. Documents are sent by email or courier.
Request a quote
Prices depend on the language, the type of document, the destination country and the deadline. Tell us what you need and we will reply with a free, no-obligation quote.