European e-Justice Portal - Legal translators/interpreters

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What does the Polish translators' database offer?

Poland has:

A list of sworn translators and interpreters (tłumaczy przysięgłych), which is owned by the Polish Ministry of Justice
A database of translators and interpreters, managed by the Polish Association of Interpreters (Stowarzyszenie Tłumaczy Polskich)

Is access to the Polish translators' database free of charge?

Yes, access to both databases is free of charge.

How to search for a legal translator in Poland

Database of sworn translators

The sworn translators’ database allows you to search for a translator or interpreter by:

Family name
Type of translation
City
Language.

Database of translators and interpreters

You can search the translators' and interpreters' database by:

Family name
City
Language
Speciality (interpretation, translation of literature, legal translation).

Last update: 28/04/2015

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