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ARTICLE · 03 JULY 2019

New Law For Certified Translators

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Up until now, official translations in Cyprus were solely carried out by the Press and Information Office via its translators' associates,

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Up until now, official translations in Cyprus were solely carried out by the Press and Information Office via its translators' associates, but things are about to change as soon as notification is obtained by the Minister of Interior, introducing the Registry of Sworn Translators as per the new Law 45(I)/2019.

The House of Representatives proceeded with the adoption of new legislation relating to certified translators, namely the Law 45(I)/2019. The said law introduces the concept of a sworn translator namely a private translator who performs certified translations as a sworn translator, particularly valid and accurate translations from a foreign language to Greek or Turkish, or vice versa. These translations are considered valid and accepted by the Courts in Cyprus and the authorities of the Republic as they bear the seal of the Republic and are duly stamped. However in order for one to be considered as a sworn translator as per the Law, he or she will need to be

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