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Find a legal translator or an interpreter - Belgium

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This section provides information on finding an interpreter able to provide a service in judicial proceedings or a translator, as appropriate, via an official Internet site.

How to find a translator in Belgium

There is currently no centralised official database of interpreters and translators in Belgium. There are, however, lists of sworn translators kept up to date by the registrars of the various courts.

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