Notarisation in the Westfjords
Notarial acts in the Westfjords are handled by the District Commissioner (Sýslumaðurinn á Vestfjörðum). We prepare your documents, tell you what to bring and take care of the apostille and translation afterwards.
Translation, apostille and interpreting in the Westfjords
Long distances in the Westfjords don't have to slow your paperwork down. Send us your documents online and we deliver translations and certified documents by post or electronically.
Services in the Westfjords
Certified translation
Official document translations with a translator's declaration, signature and stamp – accepted by authorities, schools and courts.
Learn more →Apostille
International certification of public documents for all Hague Convention countries – Icelandic and foreign documents.
Learn more →Embassy & consular legalization
Full legalization chain for countries outside the Hague Convention – ministries, embassies and consulates.
Learn more →Notary services
Certification of signatures, declarations and copies for use abroad – in Iceland and in other countries.
Learn more →Certified true copies
Copies certified as identical to the original – so you can keep your original document.
Learn more →Power of attorney
Powers of attorney in the right language, notarised and apostilled – for property, probate, banks and companies.
Learn more →Document retrieval
We obtain official documents for you from Icelandic and foreign authorities – translated and certified if needed.
Learn more →Interpreting
On-site, phone and video interpreters – for meetings, healthcare, courts and ceremonies.
Learn more →How it works
Send a request
Fill in the form or email us a photo or scan of the document.
Get a quote
We check the destination's requirements and send you an exact price and delivery date.
We do the work
Translation, notarisation, apostille or retrieval – all in the right order.
Delivery
Digitally, by post anywhere in Iceland, or straight to the recipient.
Tell us about your document
We'll reply with a quote tailored to your case. No obligation.