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What does certification actually attest?

Updated 2 Sept 2026

It attests equivalence between the language renderings identified by the document's hashes — that is, that the translation is a faithful rendering of the text submitted to us. It does not attest to the authenticity of the underlying original document; whether the original itself is genuine or valid remains a matter for the receiving office to assess.

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