Natalia Bertelli Certified (sworn) Italian translator
Can I trust this translator?
I know what you’re thinking ;)
And I’m not reading your mind.
I’ve just been working with people like you for 10 years. So I know that for official translations, trust is even more important.
After all, translation comes as the last part of a very long journey.
You may have been collecting family documents for months.
Getting a translation rejected by a consulate/prefettura/comune, at this point, when you’re this close to becoming an Italian dual citizen…just sucks.
Not to mention that you may not have the time to apply for citizenship if your certificates expire, right?
Not to mention that you may not have the time to apply for citizenship if your certificates expire, right?
That’s why I don’t just provide translations. I solve the most important problems with Italian official translations, that is:
- They need to have legal value in Italy.
- Every Italian authority has its own rules.
- Court certification is a local process.
- Italian bureaucracy… don’t even get me started.
How?
I am a court-appointed translator (in Italian, CTU – consulente tecnico d’ufficio). This is the only way to make sure your documents will never be rejected by any Italian authority (unlike what many others say, it’s not only a matter of quality - professional titles matter too).
Becoming a court-appointed translator takes YEARS, so there are definitely few of us.
I also know that every Italian authority has its own rules for translations, that’s why I offer free call services with the authority you need to apply with (a specific comune, for example), like I did for this customer. This way we can both make sure I can truly help you.
I know court certification of translations must be done...well, in an Italian court. But you don't need to move from your home at all. I take care of documents pick up and delivery via courier, helping you define the safest and most cost-effective way to get the whole job done.
And I also know these deeds involve lots of professionals: lawyers, genealogists, citizenship agencies, notaries, real estate agents. Through my 10-year experience, I can handle communications with them so that you get the final service you need – without the headache.
Last but not least. Behind all of these things there is only one person - and that’s me. So, if you were thinking about confidentiality, rest assured: I know how important this is and I won’t share your data with anyone, as the GDPR says.
I am a court-appointed translator (in Italian, CTU – consulente tecnico d’ufficio). This is the only way to make sure your documents will never be rejected by any Italian authority (unlike what many others say, it’s not only a matter of quality - professional titles matter too).
Becoming a court-appointed translator takes YEARS, so there are definitely few of us.
I also know that every Italian authority has its own rules for translations, that’s why I offer free call services with the authority you need to apply with (a specific comune, for example), like I did for this customer. This way we can both make sure I can truly help you.
I know court certification of translations must be done...well, in an Italian court. But you don't need to move from your home at all. I take care of documents pick up and delivery via courier, helping you define the safest and most cost-effective way to get the whole job done.
And I also know these deeds involve lots of professionals: lawyers, genealogists, citizenship agencies, notaries, real estate agents. Through my 10-year experience, I can handle communications with them so that you get the final service you need – without the headache.
Last but not least. Behind all of these things there is only one person - and that’s me. So, if you were thinking about confidentiality, rest assured: I know how important this is and I won’t share your data with anyone, as the GDPR says.
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