A certified translation is for official and administrative use cases; the translator certifies that the translation of the original is true, complete and accurate. It bears the translator's stamp and signature.

Translation cost is determined based on a number of factors: length, document type (true or scanned PDF, handwritten, Word document), urgency, complexity, and most importantly the time required for its completion.

Transcreation is the art of applying marketing, advertising and culture-specific insights when translating for commercial purposes. This means tweaking the content to fit the target audience and sometimes an overhaul is necessary. The process requires a collaborative approach with the client and a detailed brief about the target audience.

It is an official certificate from a government or relevant authority that makes a document from one country acceptable in another, or the system of using such certificates. Some countries are exempt from this procedures. To learn more about this, check Morocco's website.

You need to provide the original document, a copy of your ID, and mention the purpose of the translation and the receiving country or institution.