Certified translation
Government offices, embassies, universities and banks usually accept a certified translation rather than a plain one. At ABC Translation every translation is done by a qualified translator, checked by a second linguist and then certified with our signature and seal.
We translate birth and marriage certificates, diplomas and transcripts, police clearance certificates, contracts, medical reports, bank statements and many other documents. The translation is bound to the original or a copy, and names, dates, seals and stamps are rendered precisely.
What's included
- Translation by a qualified translator, reviewed by a second linguist
- Certification with our signature and seal
- Names transliterated exactly as in the passport
- Translation of seals, stamps and annotations
- Notarisation and apostille on request
- Scanned PDF copy plus a hard copy
How it works
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Send your documents
Upload a scan or photo via the form or by email — no office visit needed.
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Get your quote
We calculate an individual price and timeline and explain every step.
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We do the work
Translation, notary, apostille or legalisation — we coordinate it all.
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Receive the result
PDF copy by email, originals by courier within Kyrgyzstan or abroad.
Certified translation — By city
- Certified translation in Bishkek
- Certified translation in Osh
- Certified translation in Jalal-Abad
- Certified translation in Karakol
- Certified translation in Tokmok
- Certified translation in Kara-Balta
- Certified translation in Kant
- Certified translation in Naryn
- Certified translation in Talas
- Certified translation in Batken
- Certified translation in Uzgen
- Certified translation in Kara-Suu
- Certified translation in Balykchy
- Certified translation in Cholpon-Ata
- Certified translation in Kyzyl-Kiya
- Certified translation in Tash-Kumyr
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Notarised translation
Translation with the translator's signature certified by a notary — the format most often required in Kyrgyzstan.
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Apostille certification of documents for use in Hague Convention countries.
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Full legalisation chain for countries that do not accept the apostille.
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Legalisation and attestation of documents at foreign embassies and consulates in Bishkek.
Learn moreNotary services
Arranging notarial acts: certified true copies, powers of attorney and translator signature certification.
Learn moreCertified true copies
Notarised true copies of passports, diplomas, certificates and other documents.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a certified and a notarised translation?
A certified translation is confirmed by our agency's signature and seal. In a notarised translation a notary additionally certifies the translator's signature. Ask the receiving authority which one they need — we are happy to advise as well.
How long does a translation take?
Standard documents such as certificates are usually ready in 1–2 business days. Express service is available. We confirm the exact turnaround together with your quote.
Do I need to bring the document to an office?
No. A scan or a clear photo is enough for a quote. The original is only needed later if notarisation or an apostille is required.
Want to know the price?
Send us a scan or photo of your document — we'll reply with an exact price and timeline. No obligation.
Prices depend on the document type, language, turnaround and destination country — so every request gets an individual quote.
We usually reply within one business day.