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Submit your French documents online, select the language pair, and choose your certification and delivery options.

When French paperwork crosses a language boundary, context matters. Send the complete record and tell us where the translation will be used so the scope is clear before work starts.


Language expertise, document context
A French translation brief should identify both the source and target language. If the document contains more than one language, include every page and tell us which parts the recipient wants translated.
Ask whether content is for Canada or another French-speaking audience.

Document translation, thoughtfully prepared
If your French order includes real estate agreements, bank statements, or probate records, send the records as a clearly named set. Different document types may need different handling within the same order.
For real estate agreements, attach the schedules referenced by the agreement. For bank statements, focus on account details, transaction descriptions, balances, and statement periods.
We translate the material supplied in French; we do not invent missing stamps, recreate signatures, or change a source record to meet a desired outcome.

Document translation, thoughtfully prepared
Certified French translation includes a signed accuracy statement with the translated document. Ask the receiving organization whether it also requires notarization or a specific translator credential.
Before approving your French translation, check identifying details against the rest of your application. Loop Translate can review a correction request when you provide the order reference and the item that needs attention.
A straightforward online process
From your first upload to the document you need.
Submit your French documents online, select the language pair, and choose your certification and delivery options.
Check the translated details. Approve the document or request a correction before final delivery.
Receive the finalized translation by email. Add notarization or printed mailing when required.
Helpful answers before you order
Need help with a particular file? Contact our team
Use the order page to upload your French files and choose the required target language. Include the recipient’s instructions and any existing name spellings before confirming the quote.
Tell us whether the source or target language is French. The team will confirm the requested pair and any regional or writing requirements from your files.
Point out all languages present in the French file. A stamp or attachment can use a different language from the main text, so it should be included in the scope before pricing.
Yes, certified French document translation can include a signed accuracy statement. Share any additional requirements for notarization, sworn status, or translator credentials before ordering.
Certified French document translation starts at $25 per page. Upload your files for an instant quote that reflects the document size and selected services.
Delivery in as little as 24 hours is available for eligible French orders. Confirm the estimate shown for your files and ask about rush processing when the deadline is close.
Include the complete French source record. Attach the schedules referenced by the agreement. The recipient’s instructions determine the certification and format to request.
If a name in your French file already has a spelling on a passport or another submitted document, include that reference. Tell us about alternate names rather than editing the original file.
Check names, dates, and reference numbers when the French translation is ready for review. Send any correction request with your order number and the specific detail to be checked.
Printed mailing and notarization can be selected for your French order when needed. Check the address and shipping estimate; mailing transit follows preparation of the translated files.
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