Certified Translation

Company Registration Translation Australia

NAATI certified translation of company registration certificates, articles of association, and corporate documents from any country
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100% Acceptance guarantee

LEXIGO company registration translations are accepted by:

  • ASIC (Australian Securities and Investments Commission)
  • Department of Home Affairs — for business and investor visa applications
  • Australian Taxation Office (ATO) — for ABN and tax registration
  • Australian banks — for business account opening and lending
  • All Australian courts — for commercial litigation
  • State and territory business registries
  • Law firms and accounting firms
Why NAATI-Certified Translation

Why do I need my company documents translated?

If you're establishing an Australian presence for an overseas company, applying for a business or investor visa, opening a business bank account, or involved in commercial transactions, Australian regulatory bodies and financial institutions require NAATI certified English translations of your corporate registration documents.

ASIC, the ATO, and Australian banks all require translated documents to verify company details, ownership structure, and director information.

Corporate documents we translate

We translate the full range of corporate and business documentation including company registration certificates, articles of association, memoranda of association, shareholder registers, director appointment records, annual returns, audited financial statements, and business licences.

Common scenarios

Business visa applications: Subclass 188 and 888 business visa applicants need translated evidence of business ownership, management experience, and company performance.

ASIC registration: Registering an overseas company's Australian branch or subsidiary requires translated corporate documents.

Banking: Opening an Australian business account for an overseas company requires translated registration documents and director identification.

Commercial transactions: Due diligence, joint ventures, and investment agreements involving overseas entities require translated corporate records.

How we work

To get started, provide:

  • A clear scan of all pages of your company registration document
  • Include articles of association, memorandum, or equivalent if required
  • Include any amendments or updated filings

Your certified translation includes:

  • Full English translation of company name, registration number, directors, shareholders, and registered address
  • Translation of the company's stated objects, powers, and articles
  • NAATI certification stamp with the translator's credential number
  • Translator's signed certification statement
  • All official stamps, seals, and registry marks translated
  • Digital PDF delivered via email
  • Optional hard copy via registered post
Frequently Asked Questions

How much does company registration translation cost?

Company registration certificates start from $69 per page. Certificates are typically 1–3 pages. Full articles of association are priced per page and may be longer.

Can you translate financial statements too?

Yes. We translate audited accounts, profit and loss statements, balance sheets, and all business financial documentation.

How long does it take?

Standard turnaround is 3–5 business days. Express 1–2 business day service is available.