Certified Translation in Saskatchewan
Accredited, official translation for documents used across Saskatchewan, accepted by IRCC, the courts, universities, and regulators, in more than 60 languages.
In short
If you are submitting a document that is not in English to an office in Saskatchewan, an immigration application, a university, or a court, you need a certified translation. Certilingua provides one, by an accredited translator, entirely online.
Certified translation in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan draws newcomers through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program and federal streams, and its universities and employers attract people from around the world. Each of those paths generates the same need: an official translation of a foreign-language record that an institution can rely on. In the province, that certification rests with the Association of Translators and Interpreters of Saskatchewan (ATIS), a CTTIC member that grants the Certified Translator (C. Tr.) title. A translation bearing an ATIS translator's seal is accepted by IRCC, Saskatchewan courts, universities such as the University of Saskatchewan and the University of Regina, regulators, and employers.
We keep the process simple. Upload your document, tell us where it is going, and we match it to an accredited translator and certify it to the level required, whether that is a certificate of accuracy for general use or a notarized affidavit for an authority abroad. Common questions are answered on our FAQ page, and our team confirms anything specific to your file before you pay.
Behind the service is more than 20 years of focused experience and membership in CLIA and GALA. We review every Saskatchewan translation against the original, so what you submit is accurate, complete, and accepted without delay.
What we offer
Who relies on certified translation in Saskatchewan
The need spans the whole province. Newcomers nominated through the SINP translate identity and civil status documents to complete their files. International students at the University of Saskatchewan and the University of Regina translate diplomas and transcripts for admission and study permits. Internationally trained professionals in healthcare, engineering, and the trades submit credentials to Saskatchewan regulators, while employers and law firms translate contracts and corporate records. In each case, an accredited translator prepares a certified translation built to be accepted, carrying the certificate of accuracy these bodies look for.
Certified translation across Saskatchewan
Wherever you are in the province, you can order online and receive an accepted translation. We maintain local pages for Saskatchewan's two largest cities:
Languages we translate in Saskatchewan
Our accredited translators cover more than 60 languages, including those most often needed by Saskatchewan's growing communities:
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a certified translation for the SINP?
Yes. The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program and federal immigration require foreign-language documents to be submitted with a certified translation. Ours meet that standard.
Who certifies translators in Saskatchewan?
The Association of Translators and Interpreters of Saskatchewan (ATIS), a CTTIC member, certifies translators in the province and grants the Certified Translator (C. Tr.) title.
Is the translation accepted across Canada?
Yes. A certified translation prepared in Saskatchewan is recognized nationwide and by authorities abroad, because it meets the same accredited standard used across the country.
Can you provide a notarized translation?
Yes. When a court or a foreign authority requires it, we add a notarized affidavit sworn before a notary to your certified translation.
How is my translation delivered?
As a signed PDF accepted across the province, with a hard copy mailed anywhere in Saskatchewan on request. Express 24-hour delivery is available.
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Accredited · Official · IRCC-accepted · 60+ languages · Across SK
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