Igor Isaev, Certified Translator

A certified translator is a member in good standing of a professional translation association in Canada or abroad, whose certification is confirmed by a seal or stamp showing the translator's membership number.

A document becomes an affidavit when a person signs it in the presence of an authorized person after taking an oath that what it says is true and accurate. An affidavit is often used to verify that a translation accurately reflects the original document.

In Canada, examples include a notary public and a commissioner of oaths.

Visit the Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario website at atio.on.ca, go to the Directory section, and filter by certification status 'Certified', category 'Translator', and your source and target languages.

Canada has a national body, the Canadian Translators, Terminologists and Interpreters Council, which supports and develops professional translation standards through a national standard examination and unites the provincial and territorial associations.

On the website of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, which publishes the version officers rely on when reviewing Express Entry applications.

A certified translator is a member in good standing of a professional translation association in Canada or abroad, whose certification is confirmed by a seal or stamp showing the translator's membership number.

A document becomes an affidavit when a person signs it in the presence of an authorized person after taking an oath that what it says is true and accurate. An affidavit is often used to verify that a translation accurately reflects the original document.

In Canada, examples include a notary public and a commissioner of oaths.

Visit the Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario website at atio.on.ca, go to the Directory section, and filter by certification status 'Certified', category 'Translator', and your source and target languages.

Canada has a national body, the Canadian Translators, Terminologists and Interpreters Council, which supports and develops professional translation standards through a national standard examination and unites the provincial and territorial associations.

A certified translator is a member in good standing of a professional translation association in Canada or abroad, whose certification is confirmed by a seal or stamp showing the translator's membership number.

A document becomes an affidavit when a person signs it in the presence of an authorized person after taking an oath that what it says is true and accurate. An affidavit is often used to verify that a translation accurately reflects the original document.

In Canada, examples include a notary public and a commissioner of oaths.

Visit the Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario website at atio.on.ca, go to the Directory section, and filter by certification status 'Certified', category 'Translator', and your source and target languages.

Canada has a national body, the Canadian Translators, Terminologists and Interpreters Council, which supports and develops professional translation standards through a national standard examination and unites the provincial and territorial associations.

You can reach Igor Isaev, Certified Translator on (416) 854-2420.

Monday 00:00-23:59; Tuesday 00:00-23:59; Wednesday 00:00-23:59; Thursday 00:00-23:59; Friday 00:00-23:59; Saturday 00:00-23:59; Sunday 00:00-23:59.

Yes. Their website is https://isaev.ca/?utm_source=google_business.

Yes - on Facebook and Instagram. The links are on this listing.

Staff speak English, Kazakh and Russian.

Google lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance, accessible parking, an accessible washroom and accessible seating at this location.

Google lists a free parking lot and free street parking.