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Translation & interpreting
Vadym Rekel · MCIL CL

Legal & document
translation.

English, Polish, Ukrainian and Russian translation for legal professionals, businesses and individuals in the United Kingdom, Malta and Cyprus.

Chartered LinguistTranslator & Interpreter
Vadym Rekel in his translation office in Kraków
Vadym Rekel MCIL CL Office in Kraków · International document service
Professional membershipCIOL · No. 94280Check the current register
Polish sworn appointmentUkrainian · TP/27/17Ministry of Justice register
Language serviceFour languages

English · Polish · Ukrainian · Russian

International clients

Translation for the UK,
Malta and Cyprus.

The intended institution and jurisdiction determine the form of certification and the supporting information needed.

Meeting area at Vadym Rekel’s office in Kraków
Kielecka 2/53, Kraków, Poland
Professional practice

Know who handles
your translation.

Work directly with Vadym Rekel, a Member of the Chartered Institute of Linguists and a Chartered Linguist for translation and interpreting. The CIOL directory provides an independently checkable professional profile.

Polish sworn translation of Ukrainian is available under the separate Ministry of Justice appointment TP/27/17. Qualifications, certificate previews and source documents are published on the credentials page.

View the qualifications and original documents
How a commission works

From the source document
to the right deliverable.

01

Define the use

Provide the language direction, recipient, purpose and complete source material.

02

Agree the commission

Receive the proposed scope, certification format, fee, deadline and delivery method.

03

Receive the translation

The commissioned documents are translated and delivered in the agreed form.

Document guides

Read before you commission.

Practical guides to certification, document preparation and the requirements of each destination.

United Kingdom

Certified translation in the UK: what the certificate must identify

What UK guidance asks a translation certificate to contain, how to distinguish certification from legalisation, and what to send before ordering a translation.

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United Kingdom

Translating documents for a UK visitor-visa file

A practical guide to UK visitor-visa document translations: complete documents, signature and contact details, financial evidence and consistent personal names.

Read the guide ↗
Malta

Translation for Malta: identify the correct Identità procedure first

Understand Malta’s different Identità translation routes for residence and civil-status records, including issuing country, authorised translators and legalisation.

Read the guide ↗
Cyprus

Cyprus certified translations: registered language pairs and document routes

Cyprus Law 45(I)/2019, the sworn-translator register, Greek and Turkish language routes, and how professional English translations differ from statutory certification.

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Cross-border documents

Apostille, translation and EU public documents: plan the correct sequence

When apostille and translation are separate steps, how EU Regulation 2016/1191 affects certain public documents, and what to check for UK, Malta and Cyprus files.

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Legal documents

Translation for solicitors and court files: commission the evidence set clearly

A practical workflow for translating legal document bundles: exhibit references, names, versions and certification, plus the separate court-interpreter arrangements.

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Your next step

Request a translation quotation.

Tell me what needs translating, where it will be used and when you need it.

Request a quotation