How to send documents online
Scan or photograph every page in full, including stamps and reverse sides, and tell us which Australian authority will receive the translation. We check legibility before quoting, and flag in advance if the authority needs originals or certified copies.
Check the translator yourself
NAATI's Online Directory lets you confirm a translator's name, language pair and direction. Certified translations carry the stamp or statement format NAATI prescribes.
The receiving authority decides
Home Affairs and each state agency set their own translation rules, so check the guidance of the authority you are filing with before sending.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check a translator's NAATI credential?
Search their name in the NAATI Online Directory.
Do I need to send originals?
Clear scans usually suffice unless the receiving authority requires originals.
Do I need to send originals for online translation?
Usually a clear scan or photo is enough; keep the original in case the receiver asks to see it.
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Reviewed by the translation team at Thai Law & Accounting Services · Last reviewed 4 Oct 2026 · General information, not legal or immigration advice for your specific case