Embassies & visa centres
- France, Belgium, Switzerland
- Canada, Australia, USA
- VFS & TLScontact files
Sworn Arabic · French · English translator in Beirut. Birth certificates, diplomas, criminal records, contracts — translated, signed and stamped so embassies and universities accept them the first time.
“This is to certify that the above is a true translation of the original.”
“Je certifie que la présente traduction est conforme à l'original.”
“أشهد بأن هذه الترجمة مطابقة للأصل.”
Tap the documents you have — your selection carries straight into your WhatsApp message.
Drag the slider. A regular translation is just text; a sworn one carries my signature, seal and court registration number.
Photos or PDFs on WhatsApp. Clear phone pictures are fine.
Fixed USD price and ready-time within ~20 minutes.
I translate personally — names matched to your passport.
Signed, sealed, numbered. Draft sent for your OK first.
Pick up in Hamra, Toters/courier, or scanned PDF abroad.
Cash USD, OMT, Whish or card. Fixed quote before I start.
| Document | Standard | Express |
|---|---|---|
| Birth certificate | $25 | $35 |
| Marriage certificate | $30 | $42 |
| Diploma & transcripts | $35 | $49 |
| Criminal record | $20 | $28 |
| Family civil extract | $25 | $35 |
My Campus France file went through on the first try. Maya even caught a spelling mismatch with my passport.
I'm in Montréal and needed my parents' marriage certificate. Sent photos on WhatsApp, got the PDF next day.
Criminal record translated in four hours for my German visa appointment. Calm, fast, exact.
We use Maya for every client file at our notary office. Never had a document refused.
Not to start. Send clear photos on WhatsApp for the quote and translation. Some embassies want the stamp on a copy of the original — I'll tell you which, and you can drop it in Hamra or send via courier.
My translations are registered with the Beirut Court of Appeal (sworn list). The offices listed above accept them routinely. If any office refuses a translation for a reason on my side, I redo it free.
Yes. For +$15 per document I take the stamped translation to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and bring it back, usually within 2 working days.
Most of my clients do. You send photos, approve the draft, pay by Whish, OMT or card, and receive a scanned PDF plus originals via DHL or a relative in Beirut.
You're paying for a sworn translator's legal liability, a numbered seal, and names matched exactly to your passport — the parts that make offices say yes.
Mon–Fri 9:00–18:00, Sat 10:00–14:00 Beirut time. WhatsApp messages after hours are answered first thing next morning.
+961 70 000 000 · replies within ~20 min in office hours
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