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Translator’s Stamp
The stamp a sworn translator applies to formalise a translation, carrying their identity and details of their oath.
A translator’s stamp shows the translator’s name, the language pair they are sworn in, and the notary office where the record of their oath is held. Together with the wet-ink signature beneath it, it declares that the translation is faithful to the original.
This stamp is what turns a text from an ordinary translation into an official one; without it, a printout is not accepted as certified, however accurate its content. Higher levels such as notarisation and apostille generally require the stamp to be present in the first place.
On çeviri.tr translations, the stamp and signature are completed in the form the receiving institution expects.