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Certified Korean-to-German translation (beglaubigte Übersetzung) for German immigration, academic credential recognition, and legal proceedings. German authorities require translations by sworn translators (vereidigte Übersetzer) recognized by German state courts.
Do German authorities accept any certified translation, or must it be by a sworn translator?
German authorities (courts, immigration offices, universities) generally require translations by a vereidigte Übersetzer — a sworn translator accredited by a German state court. Standard certified translations without this accreditation may not be accepted.
How long does a certified Korean-to-German translation take?
Typically 2–5 business days depending on document length and translator availability. Express options may be available.
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