Like many other official institutions, the Turkish Consulate requires official translations and legal approvals for U.S. court decrees, including but not limited to judgment of entry, dissolution of marriage decree, and name change decree. In registering a U.S. divorcee decree at the Turkish civil records, the applicant must provide a final divorce decree dated and signed by a judge and both parties. The final divorce decree needs to be translated, and the translation needs to have an Apostille certificate. We can help you with the translations and the Apostille certification.
Here is the process for obtaining a certified translation quote for your court decree.
- You email us your documents to be translated and certified. If you don’t know exactly what documents need to be translated, you can email them all and we can give you our suggestion.
- You’ll receive an email from us with a FREE price quote and delivery time.
- Once you accept the quote, you can pay online or by phone with a credit card. Then, we start working on your project.
- We translate and obtain the required approvals (state notary approval and Apostille certificate)
- We mail you the documents via USPS Priority
- You email the Turkish Consulate and request an appointment.
You may need to go through a translation process if you want to register your new last name.
Submit your documents together with your questions for a free review.