It should be noted that unlike other countries, in India, there’s no centrosome or Authority for licensing, authorization, or certification of translation agencies. Therefore there’s no Government-authorized translation agency in India. However, due to our long-standing experience, Certified translations are usually accepted in all Embassies and Government offices globally. Before going ahead with any certified translation, one should make sure the sort of legalization required for the translated documents before authorizing the work because the level of legalization varies like the character of the document, the aim that it’s being translated and legalized and where it’s getting to be submitted. It always is sensible to see with the concerned authorities whether translation provided by us shall be accepted.