If your document is in English, issued in the UK, before you send it for translation, you need to get an Apostille stamp affixed from the British Foreign & Commonwealth Office. On how to obtain the apostille, please visit https://www.gov.uk/get-document-legalised. If your document is in Greek, you need to send for translation either the original or a certified photocopy (not certified photocopies are not accepted).

The cost of the translation is 60 - 100 GBP per document (one page) depending on the volume and the level of difficulty of the text. If you want to obtain a copy of your translation, the cost will be 20 GBP.

I accept payments by bank transfer. All the necessary details will be on the invoice.

Depends on the length and complexity of the content. Normally, it takes 3 to 5 days.

No, you don't need to send me the original documents by post. You can send electronic versions of your documents (either take a picture of the documents using your smartphone or scan them) and email them at vpanayiota@gmail.com

I will post them to your mailing address or you can collect the translations from my office by appointment only.

For translations from English into Greek: Once you receive the Greek translation, you then need to take it (or send it) along with the original document to the Greek Consulate for the legalisation process. For more information regarding cost for the legalisation please visit: https://www.greekembassy.org.uk/engb/consular/consularfees For information regarding Greek Consulate’s opening hours, address, tel, etc please visit: https://www.greekembassy.org.uk/en-gb/Contact-us For translations from Greek into English: Once you receive the English translation, you don't need to take it to the Greek Consulate for legalisation. My signed and sealed English translation can be submitted as it is.