Step 2: Check with the Consulate General of Norway
1. Contact the Norwegian Consulate General in your jurisdiction to find out which documents need to be translated and if there is any specific process that must be followed.
2. Request certified translation services for Norwegian documents from a qualified translation agency or company with experience translating Norwegian documents into English.
3. Once you have chosen a certified translator, provide them with the original document(s) in Norwegian language and any other supporting materials necessary for the translation of the said document(s).
You will also need to submit a signed authorization form for the translator or company to request access to your records from relevant authorities (such as Norwegian medical, military, or academic records).
4. The Norwegian Consulate General will review the documents and sign off on the authorization form for your authorized translator or company.
5. The authorized translator or company will then produce an English-language version of all requested Norwegian documents, including signatures where applicable, and mail it back to you along with the original Norwegian versions of these same documents.
6. Be aware that fees vary by document type (translation vs authentication), so check this information carefully before making arrangements for services.
7. That’s all! And now you know how to get a certified translation from Norwegian to English!