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Sworn translation for Mongolian mining, academic, and governmental filings.
Business between Mongolia and Türkiye spans mining and mineral exploration, cashmere, infrastructure and corporate investment. Mongolian is commonly written in Cyrillic in contemporary official and commercial records; traditional Mongolian script also appears in cultural and historical contexts. The requested script and recipient’s requirements should be confirmed for each assignment.
Documents may concern the General Authority for State Registration (GASR), Mongolia’s immigration authorities, the Ministry of Mining and Heavy Industry, tax offices, universities, courts or Turkish institutions. Typical files include company incorporation papers, work and residence applications, birth and marriage records, police certificates and academic credentials. Names, dates and organization identifiers should remain consistent across the supporting documents.
For specialist projects, we translate Oyu Tolgoi and Tavan Tolgoi mining materials, geophysical and geochemical reports, rare-earth feasibility studies, raw-cashmere laboratory results and FIDIC construction contracts for Ulaanbaatar projects. Licences, geological map notes, tender files and distribution agreements are reviewed for consistent technical terminology.
Translate exploration and operating licence submissions, geological feasibility studies, environmental assessments and drilling specifications for the intended authority or project partner.
Prepare incorporation documents, articles, signing-authority records, tax registrations and bank-account files for the organization reviewing the submission.
Translate work-visa, residence, police-clearance and family documents for Mongolian or Turkish procedures, following the relevant checklist.
Translate NUM degrees, transcripts and credential files for assessment; archival or archaeological research materials can be handled as separate specialist assignments.
Primary official document types requiring notarized, apostilled, and consular certified translation in Mongolian.
Passports, work and residence files, and travel documents, with names checked against the source spelling.
National University of Mongolia and technical-institute diplomas, transcripts and credential-review materials.
GASR civil records, birth certificates (Tursnii Gerchilgee), marriage certificates (Gerleltiin Gerchilgee) and single-status records.
Police and criminal-record documents (Yalnii Todorkhoilolt) for the procedure stated by the receiving organization.
Mining licences, powers of attorney (Itgemjlekh), shareholder agreements, court decisions and arbitration records.
GASR registration extracts, tax and operating records, financial statements, and cashmere or mining export invoices.
Professional Mongolian translation for mining engineering, geological studies, cashmere and international construction, with project-specific terminology.
Drilling reports, grade analyses, mineral-processing flowsheets and mine-safety manuals for copper, gold, coal and rare-earth projects.
Laboratory results for raw and processed cashmere, fibre-micron reports, textile export specifications and origin records.
Specifications for power-plant upgrades, coal-gasification systems, boiler piping and energy transmission projects.
FIDIC contracts, progress reports, site specifications and road-project tender documents for housing and logistics developments.
Joint-venture protocols, share-transfer instruments, confidentiality agreements and arbitration documents for Mongolian–Turkish projects.
Transport records, customs declarations, certificates of origin and cargo manifests for Trans-Mongolian rail and road freight.
The recipient and intended use determine whether a sworn translation or a specialist business translation is appropriate.
A translation signed by a translator authorized for sworn work; notarization or authentication can be arranged if the receiving institution requests it.
Technical and commercial translation focused on precise terminology, consistent figures and clear project documentation.
Guidance Note: Whether notarization or an Apostille is needed depends on the document, destination and receiving authority. Check its current instructions before arranging authentication.
Understanding the approval levels requested by official bodies speeds up your procedures and prevents unnecessary notarization expenses.
A translation prepared and signed by a translator authorized to provide sworn translations under the applicable procedure.
A notary may certify the translator’s signature or a document formalization step when the recipient requires it.
An Apostille or consular authentication may apply depending on the issuing country, document and destination. The relevant authority confirms the required route.
International Notice: Contemporary Mongolian Cyrillic includes letters such as ө and ү, which are distinct from Russian Cyrillic. We check names against the passport’s Latin spelling and confirm whether the source document uses Cyrillic or traditional script.
We coordinate the translation and approval steps of your documents transparently, securely, and rapidly.
Provide a legible scan of the complete document, including seals, stamps and attachments.
We identify the language direction, whether Cyrillic or traditional script is used, and the receiving body’s requirements.
The quotation and proposed schedule reflect document length, technical subject and requested formalities.
A Mongolian translator prepares the text; names, dates, licence numbers and technical terms are checked.
Notarization or other authentication is arranged only when the recipient asks for it and the document is eligible.
Files are delivered digitally or physically in the format agreed for the assignment.
Pricing reflects source length, script, mining or engineering terminology, formatting, language direction, requested authentication and schedule. Notarial and government charges, if applicable, are separate from translation fees.
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