Need your birth record in English for a UK office? We give you a certified birth certificate translation UK bodies take the first time. Our team works on records from Spain, Peru, Mexico, Brazil, Portugal, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, India, Pakistan and more than 200 other places. Paper copies, digital PDFs with a check code, long form or short form, old or handwritten, we handle them all.
Every job is signed, stamped and dated, with a full accuracy page giving the linguist's name, credentials and our UK phone number and address. That is what HM Passport Office, UKVI, the Home Office, Registry Offices, courts, colleges and foreign embassies ask to see. Your PDF lands within 24 hours, and a wet-signed paper copy goes in the post the same day if you need one.
Moving here, applying for a passport or filing for citizenship? The office reading your file wants the birth record in English, done by someone independent. That is exactly what our UK-approved certified translations are built for. HM Passport Office will not take a Multilingual Standard Form in place of real work, so we give you the full text with a signed accuracy page and our ATC and ITI credentials printed on it.
Digital records are fine too. Spanish LITNAC files, Peruvian Acta de Nacimiento with a QR code and Portuguese Certidão Permanente all reach us as signed PDFs. We carry the check code across so the reader can look the original up online, and you never need to order a paper version first.
We work from long form and short form alike, so Certificado Literal, Certidão de Inteiro Teor, Abstammungsurkunde and plain extracts are all fine. Stamps, seals, back pages and side notes such as a Brazilian averbação go into English as well, not skipped. Where a Spanish record repeats itself in Basque, Catalan or Galician, we tell you and do not charge twice for the same words. If a Hague apostille is stapled to the back, just say so and we quote it both ways.
Tell us which office will read it and we match the wording to their rules, whether that is HM Passport Office, UKVI, a Registry Office, a court or an embassy abroad. Upload the record online and you get a fixed price within the hour, with no extras added later. Same day service is there when your appointment is close.
No office visit and no long forms. Three steps, all from your phone. It is the same route we have used on thousands of birth records, with one manager on your file throughout.
Photo or scan both sides, then send it by WhatsApp, email or the form. Tell us the office, your deadline, and how each name is spelt in the passport. Greek, Arabic and Chinese names can be written several ways, and a mismatch gets files sent back.
You get a fixed price within the hour. Siblings' certificates, or one with an apostille, are quoted as a single job so you pay less. We also say if notarisation is needed, as most UK offices do not want it. Nothing starts until you agree.
A second linguist checks it before sign-off. Your stamped PDF lands within 24 hours, or the same day when an appointment is close. Paper copies go first class or tracked to your address, never to the office direct, as loose items get returned.
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We work into English and out of it, so a UK record can go to an embassy abroad too. Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and Italian are our busiest pairs for birth records. Rare ones such as Somali, Dari, Sinhala, Tamil and Latin are covered as well, plus Brazilian and European Portuguese, Simplified and Traditional Chinese.
A birth record is asked for far more often than people expect, and each office wants it worded a little differently. These are the reasons customers order from us most weeks.
Our biggest job by far. First child passports, adult passports and renewals where a parent was born abroad. HMPO will not take a Multilingual Standard Form, so we send the full text plus a posted wet-signed copy.
Naturalisation, MN1 child registration, settled status and Indefinite Leave to Remain all ask for the birth record in English. Ours can be checked by any caseworker, which is what the rules require.
Visitor, student, spouse and dependant files all need it. Caseworkers look for an accuracy line, the date, the linguist's name and signature, and contact details. Ours carries all four every time.
Registering a UK birth with the Portuguese, Italian, Polish, French or Philippine consulate? We work the other way too, turning a British record into their language, sworn and apostilled where asked.
Primary and secondary school places, sixth form entry and university offers often ask for proof of age and parentage. Send it with the rest of the file and the admissions team will not come back to you.
Registry Offices want your birth record in English before they will book a date, and so do churches running a special licence. Marrying abroad instead? We prepare the same record in the local language.
Basic and enhanced DBS checks, plus employer vetting, need proof of identity. A foreign birth record on its own is not enough, so we give you the English version with our stamp on it.
Signing a new baby onto a GP list, or adding a child to your NHS record, usually starts with the birth record. Hospitals also ask for it before treating a child who was born overseas.
Custody hearings, child arrangement orders and divorce papers all rely on proof of parentage. Where a judge wants the linguist to confirm the work in person, we add a signed personal note.
Child Benefit, Universal Credit, pension credit and tax records often need proof of a child's age. The DWP will only read an English version signed by someone independent of the family.
Opening a first bank account, applying for a provisional licence or getting a National Insurance number can all call for a birth record in English, especially for a teenager born overseas.
Airline and insurance claims, inheritance cases and family reunion files all ask you to prove who is related to whom. A birth record in English settles it in one page.
No delays and no guesswork. Every name, date, stamp and side note is put into English and checked by a second linguist before it goes out. If an office ever queries our work, we correct and reissue it at no cost. That promise is why families from more than 60 countries come back to us.
These reviews come from parents applying for a first child passport, adults filing for citizenship, students joining a UK course and families registering a birth with an embassy abroad. They come from London, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow and Wolverhampton, and none of them are edited.