Hello everyone, when renting a car in Barcelona and driving to Portugal, do I need a sworn translation document in Portugal or double certification from the Portuguese embassy? Will I have any trouble if I encounter a Portuguese police check? Thank you ? Portugal Q&A
Have your driver's license oath been translated ? Germany Q&A
Do we need the original domestic driver's license and a copy of the oath ? France Q&A
I have my driver's license translated. Is there a special oath document in France ? France Q&A
And, do I have to take an oath when going to Germany ? Switzerland Q&A
Do you have the oath document for next week's trip to Germany ? Germany Q&A
What's the oath? I haven't received any oaths. I'm going to pick up the car soon ? Germany Q&A
Folks, could you please tell me how long is the validity of the oath translation in Germany ? Germany Q&A
Hello, I would like to ask, in Spain, when taking an oath, I see that the signature is blue. Can it be printed in black and white ? Spain Q&A
Still someone is very sure that the validity period of oath translation is 6 months... dizzy... it seems that there are different opinions ? Germany Q&A
Hi, I got the attestation of my Chinese driver's license from the Italian embassy. If I rent a car in Italy and drive to Germany and Austria, do I need to get an oath attestation in those countries ? Italy Q&A
Can you compare the two oaths and see if the content is consistent? I heard that "oath translation has two types! One is to confirm that the text translation (Chinese to German) is correct; the other is not only to confirm that the text translation is correct, but also to confirm the authenticity of the original." ? Germany Q&A
If I buy full insurance, do I need to call the police when an accident occurs or my car is scratched? Do I have to go through an oath certification procedure? If the driver at the time of the accident is not me, but my husband, can I still claim for compensation ? Germany Q&A
The translation and certification handled by the consulate is the translated certification, while the notary public is the notarized document. These are two different things. Italy only requires translation and certification, while some countries require an oath translation, and some countries require notarization and certification or double certification. These all need to be clearly understood by oneself. If you go to multiple countries, it doesn't make much sense to get one either. Be careful and try not to run into the police ? Italy Q&A
Help I have a Chinese driving license and a sworn statement from Germany. Vienna does not recognize them ? Austria Q&A
I rent a car in Spain, what should I do if I don't have a sworn translation in Spanish ? Spain Q&A