Certified and notarized translation for France documents
Documents from France to translate for IRCC, MIFI or the SAAQ, or Quebec documents to present to the France consulate in Montreal: we prepare the certified or notarized translation you need.
Document desk for France
- Translator’s signed statement
- OTTIAQ or notarized translation on request (from $99)
- Online order from anywhere in Quebec
- Certified PDF by email, hard copy on request
When you need France document translation in Quebec
Documents issued in France in a language other than English or French must be translated for IRCC, MIFI, the SAAQ, the Directeur de l’état civil, schools and employers in Quebec. Each institution decides who may translate: IRCC accepts certified translation, while MIFI and professional orders ask for a recognized translator, for example an OTTIAQ member.
The other way round, a Quebec or Canadian document for the France consulate often has to be translated into the language it requires, and sometimes notarized or apostilled. Since January 11, 2024, Canada has applied the Apostille Convention; in Quebec, the apostille is issued by the Ministère de la Justice for Quebec public documents. Check the consulate’s requirements before you order.
What we translate for France
- Birth and marriage certificates
- Diplomas and transcripts
- Police certificates
- Divorce judgments and court documents
- Driving licences
- Notarial powers of attorney
- Supporting documents for IRCC, MIFI and the SAAQ
Certified, OTTIAQ or notarized
Certified translation: from $59 per page, 1-2 business days. OTTIAQ certified translator or notarized translation, often requested by consulates: from $99, 2-4 days longer. See translation types and pricing.
France mission contacts
Consulate of France
1501, avenue McGill College bureau 1000 Montréal (Québec) H3A 3M8
(514) 878-4385
Website: consulfrance-montreal.org
Source: directory of foreign representations of Quebec’s Ministère des Relations internationales et de la Francophonie. Check the details on the official site before visiting.
Four simple steps
Upload
Clear photos or scans in the online form.
Quote
We confirm the translation type, price and turnaround.
Pay online
Taxes shown before payment: GST 5% and QST 9.975%.
Receive
Certified PDF by email; hard copy by Canada Post on request.
France: common questions
Does the France consulate require a notarized translation?
It depends on the document and its use. Ask the consulate for its written requirements and attach them to your order: we prepare the translation type requested.
Does my document need an apostille?
In Quebec, the apostille for Quebec public documents is issued by the Ministère de la Justice, in French. The consulate or receiving institution will tell you whether it is required.
How fast is it?
Most certified translations are ready in 1-2 business days. Notarized or OTTIAQ translation: 2-4 days longer.
Start your France translation
Upload your documents and tell us where they are going: you get a clear quote with the translation type, price and turnaround.
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