Procedure for Translating to Legal Equivalence [Part 2]
The procedure for translating to legal equivalence differs from country to country.
The standards of translation in Poland are regulated by a relevant department of the Ministry of Justice and every translator wishing to provide such services must pass a formal examination. Afterwards such a person is recognized as a ‘sworn’ translator – just like in Mexico. However, for ordinary translations (business, administration, and correspondence) it is enough to have an independent expert in the field.
Spain, only sworn translators can do a sworn translation in Spain. To become a sworn translator in Spain you need to pass an exam by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation. Passing that exam allows you to apply for the certification as a “sworn interpreter”. Then you register your stamp and signature and you communicate your rates for sworn translations to the Ministry, and they include your data in a public list of sworn interpreters. Source
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