Hassi Bahbah, Djelfa Province — Algeria

مكتب الترجمة الرسمية · Bureau de traduction officielle

Official Translation
Office
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04Official Translation Office

Ms F. Rayane · sworn translator-interpreter

About the office

An official translation office in Hassi Bahbah, Djelfa Province, run by Ms F. Rayane, sworn translator-interpreter accredited by the Ministry of Justice.

Plate 1 A library and its ladder — dictionaries and reference works.

01Chapter one

The translator

المترجمة · La traductrice

Ms F. Rayane provides official translation of legal and administrative documents. Her background in information and communication technology also enables her to translate technical and business documents with due regard to their specialized terminology.

Alongside legal and administrative translation, a background in information and communication technology, brought to the terminology of technical and business documents.

The office’s work covers official certificates and documents, notarial deeds such as title deeds and the fredha (inheritance deed), court judgments and rulings, technical manuals, and the documents required for visa and immigration files.

Translations are delivered within the time agreed when the request is reviewed, and the translator is bound by professional secrecy.

F. RayaneSworn translator-interpreter accredited by the Ministry of Justice

02Chapter two

Accreditation and official status

An official translation rests on the translator’s accreditation by the Ministry of Justice and on the legal framework governing the profession; when it is intended for use abroad, it is completed by legalization at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Ministry of Justice seal
Ministry of Justice2Accrediting authority

I.Accreditation by the Ministry of Justice

Ms F. Rayane is a sworn translator-interpreter accredited by the Ministry of Justice. Every official translation bears her stamp and signature, which give it its standing before administrations and courts.

II.A profession governed by law

The profession of official translator-interpreter is governed by Ordinance No. 95-13 of 11 March 19951 and is exercised in the capacity of a public officer.

Legalization for use abroad

1 Ordinance No. 95-13 of 11 March 1995 on the organization of the profession of official translator-interpreter.

2 Official emblems illustrate the legal framework of official translation; they do not mean the office represents these institutions. The office is a professional practice of official translation, not a government body.

03Chapter three

The office’s working principles

The office’s translations rest on four principles, observed for every document, from the review of the request to the stamp and delivery.

  1. I.

    Accuracyالدقة

    Terms, names, figures and dates are checked against the original before the stamp is applied.

  2. II.

    Deadlinesالآجال

    The delivery date is set when the request is reviewed; urgent handling can be requested, depending on the document.

  3. III.

    Official statusالصفة الرسمية

    An official translation signed and stamped by an accredited translator.

  4. IV.

    Confidentialityالسرية

    The official translator is bound by professional secrecy; files uploaded through the site are deleted automatically once a set period has passed after delivery.

04Chapter four

In-person reception and remote requests

The office welcomes you in Hassi Bahbah, Djelfa Province, to drop off documents, collect translations and get advice in person.

Files on a desk — every request is reviewed before translation begins.
Plate 2 Files on a desk — every request is reviewed before translation begins.

You can also send requests and documents through the website or WhatsApp, follow their status with a reference number and book consultations in advance.

Address
Hassi Bahbah, Djelfa Province, Algeria The office on Google Maps
Opening hours
Sunday to Thursday: 9:00 – 16:30 · Saturday: 9:00 – 12:00
Languages
Arabic · French · English
Remote requests
Requests via the site and WhatsApp