Power of Attorney Translation

Yes. We translate contracts, powers of attorney, affidavits, court decisions and other legal documents, as a certified translation for the US or a sworn translation for Brazil. Documents are handled confidentially, and the price is by page, starting at $15/page for certified translation.

It depends on the case. The document can be apostilled first and then translated, so the translation also covers the apostille, or translated first and apostilled afterwards. The receiving agency defines the order, so tell us the destination country and agency and we confirm before quoting.

Yes, through our sister service Roxo Apostille, which handles review, filing and logistics. The apostille itself is always issued by the authority of the country that issued the document. We do not handle federal documents (such as FBI records) or consular legalization.

In general, any document in a foreign language submitted to a Brazilian public agency, registry office (cartório), court, university or Board of Trade (Junta Comercial), such as certificates, diplomas, transcripts, contracts and powers of attorney. The receiving institution sets the final rule, so tell us where you will submit it and we confirm before quoting.

No. We are a translation company and do not provide legal or immigration advice. Your attorney or the receiving agency defines which documents you need. Once you know, we translate them in the format that agency requires.