Last updated: 18 September 2026
Are your translations accepted by ICA?
Yes. For ICA PR, citizenship and LTVP applications, we provide an English translation that is notarised by a notary public (or attested by the issuing country's embassy), which is what ICA requires — a plain certified translation on its own is not enough. We arrange the notarisation for you. See our ICA guide →
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