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Certified translation basics

The vocabulary Singapore authorities use — certified, notarised, legalised, apostille — explained in plain English.

What is a certified translation? What is a notarised translation? What is the difference between certified and notarised translation? What is legalisation or an apostille? Do you use machine translation or AI?

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