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Sworn Translation of a household composition certificate
registered sworn translators
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A household composition certificate describes the people in a household. In Brussels it lists people at the same address and their relationship, if any, to the reference person. The fixed fee covers the whole certificate and every listed member, without a charge per person.
How much does a sworn translation of “Household composition certificate” cost?
€133.10 incl. VAT for one complete document. One complete certificate, including all listed household members. All pages are included. Payment follows acceptance by the professional.
This price covers translation, not the issue of the original document, an apostille or legalisation fees.
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- €133.10
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- €110
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- €23.10
Fixed price for one complete document, all pages included. Pay after a professional accepts.
Additional costs and services
Apostille, consular legalisation, authority fees, paper delivery, accommodation, conference equipment and additional interpreters are excluded. Availability and cost must be confirmed in writing before ordering; no automatic surcharge after payment.
The deadline for your file is confirmed before payment. Expedited delivery is not currently offered.
What makes this translation valid under Belgian law
- Since 1 December 2022, the electronic signature has replaced the sworn translator’s physical stamp. The translation must also meet the wording and signature requirements of Article 555/11, § 4 of the Judicial Code; specific procedures cover exceptions.
- A translation prepared by a registered translator must carry their VTI identification number.
- For use in Belgium, a registered translator electronically legalises their translation for authorised language combinations, with all required details. If electronic signing is unavailable, or a court appoints someone outside the register under Article 555/15, legalisation goes through FPS Justice.
- The FPS Justice public register lets you check a registered translator’s name, VTI and authorised languages. Court appointment outside the register under Article 555/15 is a regulated exception.
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What to check before translation
Before requesting a translation, compare names and dates with your other documents. Specify the recipient, the required language and any attachments, stamps or handwritten notes.
Fixed fee per document
€133.10 per document
Examples of available language pairs
English → French, Dutch → French, French → Dutch
Identify the document and procedure
This certificate is neither a family record book nor automatic proof of parentage. Foreign registers may define households differently. Translation preserves the register’s terms and must not invent family relationships.
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Step-by-step procedure
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Prepare the correct document
Send the complete certificate even if the procedure concerns only one member. Check birth dates and family relationships without altering the document yourself.
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Confirm language and recipient
State the country, receiving service and required language. Ask that service whether certified translation and formalities on the original are necessary.
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Check the fixed fee before sending
The displayed price covers one complete document into one target language. Check the category and names; payment follows professional acceptance. External fees remain separate.
Fixed fee per document
€133.10 per document
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