What Certified Romanian to English Translation Covers
A certified Romanian to English translation allows a Malaysian authority to rely on a document originally issued in Romania — most often for relocation, study, employment or legal purposes.
The translation is completed by a linguist fluent in Romanian and English, then checked and issued with a signed statement confirming the English version is a complete and accurate rendering of the original.
Romanian civil and academic documents follow formats set by local primărie (municipal) registries, universities, and notari publici (notaries public), and our translators are familiar with this terminology.
This service supports work pass and immigration applications, university admissions, and legal or financial matters involving Romanian-issued documents.
If your document needs to be recognised in Romania rather than Malaysia, you’ll likely also need legalisation.
Our Quality Process
Every certified translation goes through a structured quality process before it reaches you:
- Translated by a linguist fluent in both Romanian and English
- Checked against the source document for accuracy and completeness
- Reviewed for correct terminology, formatting and names/dates
- Issued with a signed certification statement confirming accuracy
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Documents We Translate for Certified Romanian to English Translation
Commonly requested Romanian-to-English certified translations include:
- Certificat de Naștere (Birth Certificate)
- Certificat de Căsătorie / Divorț (Marriage / Divorce Certificate)
- Diplomă & Foaie Matricolă (Diploma & Academic Transcript)
- Extras de Cont & Fluturaș de Salariu (Bank Statement & Payslip)
- Contract de Muncă (Employment Contract)
- Hotărâre Judecătorească (Court Judgment)
- Cazier Judiciar (Police Clearance Certificate)
- Certificat Constatator (Company Registration Extract)
- Raport Medical (Medical Report)
- Procură (Power of Attorney)
- Certificat de Domiciliu (Certificate of Residence)
- Passport Bio-data Page
Certified Romanian Translation, Wherever the Document Is Headed
Romanian documents reach us for one of two reasons — depending on whether a Malaysian or a Romanian authority is the one that needs to read it.
Bringing a Romanian Document Into Malaysia
Expatriates relocating from Romania often need a Malaysian employer, university or immigration office to act on documents that are currently only in Romanian. We supply the certified English version that lets them do so.
Most requested: birth and marriage certificates, diplomas and academic transcripts, and employment contracts.
Sending a Malaysian Document to Romania
Where a Romanian authority, university or employer needs a Malaysian-issued document, the certified translation is the first step of a longer chain — notarisation, Wisma Putra attestation, and authentication by the Romanian embassy or consulate — since Malaysia’s Hague Apostille accession is still pending.
We handle this most often for birth and marriage certificates, academic certificates, and Powers of Attorney.
Our Process
Submit Documents
Upload a scan or photo of your Romanian document for a fixed-price quote.
Translation
A native Romanian-speaking, accredited translator produces the English version.
Certification
The translation is reviewed and issued with a signed statement of accuracy.
Delivery
Receive a digital copy by email, with courier delivery of hard copies on request.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a certified Romanian to English translation?
It’s an English version of your Romanian-language document, accompanied by a signed statement confirming it is a complete and accurate rendering of the original. This certification is what makes it acceptable for official use.
Do you handle documents issued by a Romanian primărie or notary?
Yes. Our translators are familiar with Romanian municipal registry and notarial document formats, and will flag anything that needs extra context before certification.
Who accepts certified Romanian to English translations in Malaysia?
Common recipients include Malaysian immigration, employers, universities, embassies and government agencies.
