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kwakuforex123
Good evening Sir/Madam Please I would like to translate my documents into English as I am a student in Morocco.
Cheryl
Hello kwakuforex123,

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Which documents exactly you would like to translate?

You should be more specific in your request to make it easy for us to help you.

Cheers,

Cheryl
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SandraEllis
Birth certificate, 2 marriage certificates and 2 divorce certificates.
Vakil
@SandraEllis hi Sandra. If the documents are to be translated to English for official use such as gov departments then you would need to use an official approved translator approved by the Moroccan Gov in order for them to be recognised.

If they are for normal/personal use for your self only then you can ask anyone who willing to do it for you or look online for the best private options.

Regards

Arif
SandraEllis
Thank you very much for your reply.   I will be in Morocco in September and will take all documents to the Consulate for translation.  I’ll only have two weeks there and hope to get them ready soon after I arrive there.
Vakil
@SandraEllis hi you don’t need to do it at consulate. Just find an approved transolator in the city you will be in. Email them in advance send a copy to them and tell them when you need for them when you arrive take thé orignal show them and they will give your the translated one. That’s the fastest and quickest way and safest way. You on pay when you collect.

Negotiate the price it varies between 150-350 Dh per documents depending on the type of documents.

If these documents are for the purpose of getting married then you do not need the marriage certificates only the devoice certificate is required.

Hope this helps.

Regards

Arif
SandraEllis
@Vakil thank you very much for all your information.
Do you know of an approved translator in Casablanca that I can contact?  I will be arriving at the airport there and will stay there for a couple of days. Any information on translator in Casablanca will be very much appreciated. 
Vakil

@SandraEllis hi Sandra yes there are a few in Casablanca and rabat dm me for there contact info as to ones that I have.

Iarayan

All official documents need to be translated by an official authority or entity. If you don't need something official then you can translate it yourself.

apma

I personally used transperfect service a while ago. They had my stuff translated in less than a day, and they even gave me a certificate, assuring that everything was accurately translated. Used their translated docs with no hitches.



It's essential to ensure that the translation is correct, especially for academic and official documents.

Bilalmohammad791

@Cheryl

hey good morning i need a translate english to Moroccan language like birth certificate , unmarried certificate,  nationality certificate,  capacity to marriage certificate,  police clearance certificate, so how much each document.

bevlumley41

We got ours done in Rabat, we pre did ours though before entering Morocco, but they also do same day service if they are not overly busy. they normally charged £40 sterling but as we had quite a few papers to be translated, they done each paper for £20 A4 for us. The Government website also gives a list of certified translator's in Morocco

Ashtonishing

@apma  you would recommend transperfect?

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