Can you certify a translation in Portugal, and will it be accepted abroad?
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“Yes, we certify translations in Portugal. Portugal has no sworn translator system: the translation is done by a professional translator, who signs a declaration of accuracy, and that declaration is then certified before a lawyer, solicitador or notary.”
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