Diploma and graduation record
The degree and the record that supports it, with its apostille if it has one.
Mariana PorrasOfficial translator in Colombia · Acta No. 287 of 2026
Translate your Colombian diplomas and transcripts into English
Diplomas, graduation records, and transcripts translated into English by an official translator. Before requesting a quote, confirm with the university or evaluator which documents and type of translation it requires.
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Mariana PorrasOfficial translator in Colombia · Acta No. 287 of 2026
ANATI-O member
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Academic documents we translate most often
Transcript
Courses, credits, and grades for each term.
Course descriptions
Syllabi or course content, when the university or evaluator asks for them.
High school diploma and grades
For undergraduate admissions and evaluation of secondary studies.
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Why Semántico
One person stands behind your translation
Behind Semántico is Mariana Porras, a certified English–Spanish translator and interpreter authorized in Colombia under Acta No. 287 of 2026.
An official translator reviews, signs, and seals every translation. Names, dates, and numbers are checked against the original before delivery.
Member of ANATI-O (Asociación Nacional de Traductores e Intérpretes Oficiales)
Frequently asked questions
Which academic documents should I translate?
The ones the receiving institution asks for. Each university and credential evaluator sets its own list; send us their current instructions with your request.
Can I submit the translation myself?
It depends on the institution. Some require documents to come directly from the issuer or an evaluator; confirm before ordering the translation.
Do I need an apostille?
It depends on the country and institution. If your procedure requires it, we can coordinate the apostille before Colombia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs; tell us when you request your quote.
What do I need to get a quote?
Clear photos or PDFs of each document, complete and showing every side. The quote tool asks a few short questions and gives you the quote.
How long does the translation take?
It depends on how many documents you have and their length. The delivery date appears in your quote.
Semántico provides translation services, not academic advice. Each institution sets its own requirements; confirm them before ordering the translation.
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