Italian language

Italian translation

Documents for Italy, prepared with asseverazione and dichiarazione di valore in mind.

How we work

Italy follows its own procedure, and a Ukrainian notary plays no part in it. Translations are certified through asseverazione — the translator swearing an oath before a court official or notary in Italy. Diplomas additionally require a dichiarazione di valore: a statement from an Italian consulate explaining what your educational document means within the Italian system. These two procedures are the ones people confuse most often, and a confused file fails at submission.

Kyiv office and remote orders

Order at our office at 40/2 Volodymyrska Street, office 5, Kyiv, or remotely from Ukraine and other countries. Finished documents can be collected, delivered digitally or sent worldwide through postal operators.

What you can order

  • Documents for the questura and permesso di soggiorno
  • Civil registry certificates for the comune
  • Diplomas with dichiarazione di valore
  • Criminal record certificates
  • Family reunification files
  • Medical documents
  • Italian documents for submission in Ukraine
  • Contracts and corporate records

What you receive

  • We explain the difference between asseverazione and apostille
  • Apostille on Ukrainian documents
  • Preparation of the file for a dichiarazione di valore
  • Names spelled as in the international passport
  • Remote handling from Italy
  • One spelling across the whole file

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Frequently asked questions

What is a dichiarazione di valore and when is it needed?

A statement from an Italian consulate explaining to an Italian institution what your educational document is worth: the level, the length of study, the rights it confers. It is required for admission to Italian universities, recognition of a diploma and some employment procedures. The consulate issues it, not an agency — we prepare the documents you take there.

Is a Ukrainian notarised translation enough for Italy?

For official submission, usually not. Italy works through asseverazione: the translator swears an oath before a court official or notary inside Italy. The exception is documents submitted via an Italian consulate in Ukraine, where the procedure differs. Tell us where you are submitting and we will check.

Is an apostille required?

For a Ukrainian document, yes — Italy is party to the Hague Convention. It is obtained in Ukraine, before translation.