eTraduções

eTraduções is a Brazilian translation brand specialising in sworn (juramentada) and certified document translation, together with Hague Apostille services. According to its official website, the company translates documents quickly, economically and securely, and delivers translations both physically and digitally by e-mail with validity in Brazil and abroad. Its service range covers sworn, certified and technical translations, and it advertises professional translation in more than ten languages, including Portuguese, English, Spanish, Italian, French, Dutch, German, Mandarin, Russian, Norwegian, Hebrew, Arabic, Korean, Romanian and Japanese. Beyond translation itself, eTraduções offers apostille of documents through a notary office authorised by the CNJ (Conselho Nacional de Justiça, Brazil's National Council of Justice). This makes the service relevant for immigration processes, citizenship applications and exchange programmes where Brazilian documents must be presented in other signatory countries of the Hague Convention. The brand positions itself around speed, simplicity and security: clients can send document copies through the website, receive a quotation and deadline within minutes, and then clarify questions or place an order via WhatsApp, e-mail, a 0800 phone line or online checkout. The company presents itself as a document translation firm rather than a general language-services provider, with a workflow built around remote intake and digital delivery. Its stated promise is to combine rapid turnaround with quality and technology, serving both individuals and companies. The brand is associated with the Brazilian market and with cross-border document use, and Wikidata describes it as a Brazilian sworn translation and apostille brand. No founding year, headquarters address, ownership structure or executive names are provided in the available evidence, so those details are left unspecified here.

The available evidence does not include a founding date or a detailed corporate history for eTraduções. What can be established is that the brand operates as a Brazilian sworn translation and apostille provider, as described by Wikidata, and that its official website presents a document-translation business serving clients in Brazil and internationally. The company's public positioning centres on the translation of documents — sworn, certified and technical — with delivery both physically and digitally by e-mail, valid in Brazil and abroad. It advertises professional translation in more than ten languages and lists Portuguese, English, Italian, Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Hebrew, Arabic, Korean, Romanian and Japanese among its language options. This breadth suggests a focus on cross-border personal and corporate documentation rather than literary or media localisation. A distinctive part of the offering is apostille. eTraduções states that it provides apostille of documents through a notary office authorised by the CNJ, Brazil's National Council of Justice. This service is aimed at clients who need to present Brazilian documents in other countries that are signatories of the Hague Convention, such as people going through immigration, citizenship or exchange processes. The combination of sworn translation and apostille in one workflow is a common need for Brazilian documents used abroad, and the brand markets itself around that combined need. Operationally, the website describes a remote, technology-enabled process: clients send copies of documents through the site, receive a quotation and deadline within minutes, and can then ask questions or place an order through WhatsApp, e-mail, a 0800 telephone line or an online checkout. The brand's stated values are speed, simplicity and security, and it says it serves both individuals and companies. No information about ownership, investors, leadership, offices or milestones is provided in the evidence, so the history remains limited to this operational and service profile.

Fast, simple and secure sworn and certified document translation with apostille, delivered physically and digitally for use in Brazil and abroad.

• Sworn translation (tradução juramentada)

  Sworn translations with validity in Brazil and abroad, delivered physically and digitally.

• Certified translation

  Certified document translation for official and cross-border use.

• Technical translation

  Technical document translation offered alongside sworn and certified services.

• Hague Apostille

  Apostille of documents through a notary office authorised by the CNJ, for presentation in Hague Convention signatory countries.

1. 1eTraduções - Traduções Juramentadas e Certificadasetraducoes.com.br
2. 2eTraduçõeswikidata.org