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ID card translation

Some institutions accept a national ID card in place of a passport. When they do, they usually ask for a notarized translation, with your name written in Georgian exactly as it appears in your other documents.

When you need it

  • Notary appointments
  • Opening a bank account
  • Applications at the Public Service Hall
  • Registering a company

What to send us

  • Scans of both sides of the card
  • Georgian documents that already show your name, so the spelling matches

How a notarized translation works

  1. 1

    Send your document

    Upload a scan or photo through the form, or send it on WhatsApp or Telegram. We reply with a price and a deadline.

  2. 2

    Sworn translation

    A sworn translator translates the document, keeping names, dates and stamps exactly as in the original.

  3. 3

    Notary certification

    The translator signs the translation and a notary certifies the signature. You collect it at our office or we arrange delivery.

Questions about this document

Is the back of the card included?

Yes. The back often carries the address or a personal number, so we translate both sides as one document: 22.58 ₾ with notary certification.

Can I use a translated ID card instead of a passport?

That is decided by the institution, not by the translation. Ask the notary, bank or agency whether they accept an ID card before you order.

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