Studying, working, or seeking professional licensing abroad often starts with a translated diploma or transcript. We translate both accurately, with the certification format foreign institutions expect, in 2–5 business days.
A diploma confirms you earned a specific credential; a transcript lists every course and grade behind it. Foreign universities, licensing bodies, and credential evaluation services often require one, the other, or both, translated into the language of the receiving country or into English or French for use in Canada. Because transcripts can run several pages while diplomas are typically one page, they're often priced differently.
A single-page diploma is usually billed as a Certified Translation, from $99 per document. A multi-page transcript is more often billed under Standard Translation, from $49 per page, since per-page pricing better reflects the added length. If your credential is headed to IRCC as part of a points-based immigration application, ask about our Notarized/IRCC Translation instead.
Foreign universities and graduate programs commonly require a translated diploma or transcript as part of admissions and credential verification.
Regulated professions such as nursing, engineering, and teaching often require a translated diploma to verify qualifications before granting a license to practice.
Services like WES (World Education Services) that assess foreign credentials typically require a certified translation alongside the original documents.
Employers overseas may require a translated diploma or transcript to confirm your qualifications match the role.
Many points-based immigration systems award credit for foreign education, and a translated transcript or diploma is typically required to claim it.
Universities and licensing bodies often specifically require a certified translator's stamp. Confirm this before ordering a Standard translation.
A long transcript translated at a flat per-document rate, or a short diploma translated per page, can mean paying more than necessary. Let us know which document you have so we can quote accurately.
A translation alone doesn't always satisfy a foreign institution, some also require a formal credential evaluation (like WES) alongside it.
Many receiving institutions want both documents translated together. Confirm the full list of what's required before you submit.
Not every document needs the same level of certification. We offer three types of translation so you can match the right one to what your receiving institution actually requires, rather than overpaying for more than you need.
| Standard Translation Company stamp & signature | From $49/page |
| Certified Translation By an accredited translator | From $99/doc |
| Notarized/IRCC Translation Certified + online commissioning | From $49 + $35/page |
Send your document from anywhere, we'll translate, stamp, and return it digitally. A hard copy is mailed only if you ask for one.
Here's exactly what happens once you start your diploma & transcript translation order with us.
Upload it virtually, any common file format or a clear photo works.
Completed by a certified translator and checked for accuracy.
Company stamp, translator's signature, and a unique tracking number applied.
Sent back digitally, with a mailed hard copy available on request.
2–5 business days from the time we receive your document. Rush translation is available, contact us to confirm cost and timing.
Yes, you can submit both in one order, combined into a single payment.
Our certified translators meet the credential requirements most evaluation services expect, but the evaluation itself is a separate process through that service. We're happy to point you in the right direction.
No, a clear photo or scan of the diploma or transcript is sufficient for translation.
We can still translate the document you have. Some receiving institutions have separate processes for unverifiable credentials, we can help you understand what applies to your situation.
For credential evaluation services, see World Education Services (WES) Canada. You can verify a translator's certification status through the Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario (ATIO).
We can combine multiple documents, and multiple services, into one order. Need something else translated, or this same document apostilled too? Let us know and we'll coordinate it together.
Send us your document and we'll take care of the rest.