We provide Apostille and Superlegalisation / Embassy Attestation for documents issued or verified by a notary. We arrange the verification of powers of attorney, notarised copies, extracts from registers or notarial deeds – including certified translations and notary services. Save time and avoid bureaucracy – we will handle everything for you.
The Czech Post is not a notary! Therefore, documents issued by Czech Point at post offices cannot usually be apostilled or superlegalised.
When visiting a notary, please inform them that your document is intended for use abroad. This ensures it is signed by a notary whose signature is registered with the relevant authorities. Otherwise, Apostille or Superlegalisation / Embassy Attestation cannot be issued.
In most cases, a certified (sworn) translation into the language of the destination country will be required. For Superlegalisation / Embassy Attestation, documents must always be officially translated into English or the official language of the destination country. Some countries also require the translation itself to be superlegalised. We can arrange this for you as well.
An Apostille can be arranged on both the original and the notarised copy:
An Apostille can be obtained without translation into the target language.
Superlegalisation / Embassy Attestation can only be issued for the original notarial document.
The document must be translated into English or the official language of the destination country. Some embassies also require the certified translation itself to undergo Superlegalisation / Embassy Attestation.
Certified translations are part of most apostille or superlegalisation cases.
As a translation agency, we naturally provide certified (official) translations into all major world languages as part of our service.
We will take care of certified copies of your documents, or arrange for signature verification with our notary.
We can also convert electronic documents into physical form and obtain official extracts on your behalf — such as criminal record extracts or entries from the Commercial Register.
We will represent you at the authorities to obtain vital records or, for example, a criminal record extract, based on a certified power of attorney. This power of attorney can be arranged either at a Czech POINT office or at a Czech embassy or consulate abroad.
Yes, we cooperate with a notary and can provide services such as signature verification or extracts from registers. We can also arrange notarial conversions and Apostille / Superlegalisation / Embassy Attestation of such documents.
For Apostille: translation is not required; however, to use the document abroad, an official certified translation into the target language is usually needed.
For Superlegalisation / Embassy Attestation: a certified translation into English or the official language of the destination country is always required.
For Apostille – no power of attorney is required.
For Superlegalisation / Embassy Attestation – some embassies (e.g. Thailand) require a power of attorney authorising us to act on your behalf.
We will send you a template for this purpose; your signature can be certified by our notary or at any post office.
No, documents issued at Czech Post are intended for use only within the Czech Republic and cannot be apostilled or superlegalised.
No, your documents can be sent by post or courier to:
Překlady textu s.r.o., Senovážné náměstí 23, 110 00 Prague 1.
Please include your contact details and a short note describing the requested service.
We return finalised documents anywhere in the Czech Republic or abroad via DHL or FedEx.
