A residency application does not just need your police certificate. It needs that certificate legalized for use abroad, and then translated by a translator the receiving authority accepts. Each step depends on the one before it.
Get the order wrong and the file goes back. Translate before the apostille is attached and the certified set is incomplete, because the apostille carries text of its own.
We coordinate the certificate and its legalization, then produce the sworn translation ourselves. The translation half is our own work, done by a translator authorized for the country receiving your file. Where the receiving office only needs a certified document translation rather than a sworn one, we deliver that instead.
The certificate is for an application, not an end in itself. If that application is Spanish residency, the practical side of moving to Valencia is a separate problem worth solving early.
The same professional translation services cover the rest of a residency file, such as birth certificates and bank statements, and our interpreting team can join you at a Spanish notary or an Oficina de Extranjería appointment.