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Jim Claydon   0

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NOA2 dated March 17, 2008. The translator must certify that the translation is accurate and that he or she is competent to translate. Do I have to hire a professional translator to translate her divorce decree? Can this be a person who knows spanish and english.

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To be on the safe side, send her divorce decree to an official translator to get it translated. There are plenty in Colombia especially in Bogota and it's not costly.

When I asked the Embassy about my birth certificate translation, they confirmed that "an official translation" is required. But then again, every consulate has different set of rules.

Good luck.

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To be on the safe side, send her divorce decree to an official translator to get it translated. There are plenty in Colombia especially in Bogota and it's not costly.

When I asked the Embassy about my birth certificate translation, they confirmed that "an official translation" is required. But then again, every consulate has different set of rules.

Good luck.

Cheers :star:

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I had all of Isa & Isabellas documents translated to be on the safe side. I called the foreign language department of our local university and had a professor do it and type up the needed letter on letter head.

Brian & Isa

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