Police Clearance Certificate Translation (Ireland)

Citizenship and long-term residence applications ask for police certificates from countries you have lived in. We translate the certificate number, issuing authority and the exact ‘no record’ wording — certified, in minutes, €14.95 per page.

Exact ‘no record’ wordingCertificate numbers preserved€14.95 per pageIn minutes

Each translation comes with a signed Certificate of Translation Accuracy stating that it is a true and accurate translation, with the translator’s name, credentials, contact details and the date — the format Irish immigration and citizenship applications ask for.

How it works

Upload your document

A clear photo, scan or PDF (one page or many). Free legibility check before you pay — handwritten or damaged pages go to manual review within 24 hours instead of being guessed.

See the price before you pay

€14.95 per page, no account, no waiting for a quote. Multi-page documents show the total up front.

Download in minutes

A PDF with the translation, the signed certification page and a copy of your original, plus a public verification link.

Why wording matters

Officers compare the translated statement with the certificate number and issuing body. We never paraphrase the clearance statement; where a certificate lists a conviction, it is translated exactly as written.

Frequently asked questions

My certificate has an apostille on the back.
Upload both sides and tick the front-and-back box; both are translated as one page.
How recent must the certificate be?
Most Irish applications want it issued within the last six months — check your application guidance; we translate whatever date it carries.
Is this accepted by ISD and for citizenship applications?
Yes. Irish immigration and citizenship applications require documents not in English or Irish to be accompanied by a certified translation: a full translation plus a signed statement from the translator confirming it is true and accurate, with name, credentials, contact details and date. That is exactly what every order includes, together with a public verification link.
Do I need a sworn or notarised translation?
No. Ireland has no sworn-translator system and immigration applications ask for a certified translation, not a notarised one. Paying a notary or a commissioner for oaths is not required.
How fast is it?
Typed documents are usually delivered within ten minutes of payment. Handwritten or damaged pages are flagged before you pay and completed by manual review within 24 hours.
Can I upload a multi-page document?
Yes — upload the whole PDF or a photo of every page; the page count and total (€14.95 per page) appear before you pay and you receive one certified PDF covering every page.