Which public translator is accepted in Argentina?
The consulate points separately to the City and Province of Buenos Aires and other jurisdictions. Ask the receiving office which professional registration and college certification it expects. Confirm whether the apostille, stamps and attachments all belong in the translated package. The apostille and translator’s certification establish different things.
Which U.S. authority handles your apostille?
A Florida birth record does not become an Argentine record after apostille. An FBI report remains a federal U.S. document. For a diploma, ask the U.S. registrar what authenticated academic record it can provide and ask the Argentine institution about recognition, transcripts and study content. These questions prevent ordering the wrong package.
How should U.S. apostille and Argentine translation be coordinated?
Obtain the recipient’s list, arrange the correct U.S. apostille and give the complete package to the accepted translator. Keep names consistent across passport, records and application; do not silently “correct” the source in translation. Ask for separate prices for document issuance, U.S. processing, Argentine translation certification and delivery.
Related questions
Will the Argentine consulate translate my record?
The New York consulate’s published guidance says it does not translate or legalize translations. Follow the competent post’s current instructions.
Does the apostille prove the document’s content is correct?
It authenticates the relevant signature, capacity and seal; it does not resolve errors, legal effect or academic equivalence.
Can I avoid a trip to Tallahassee?
Florida’s mail-in route permits remote coordination of suitable documents; clarify the originals and shipping plan first.
Official requirements & sources
Official sources and their check dates are listed below. The receiving authority determines the requirements for your exact use.
- HCCH Apostille Convention status tableSources checked: 2026-10-24
- Florida Department of State — Accepted Types of DocumentsSources checked: 2026-10-24
- U.S. Department of State — Preparing a Document for an Apostille CertificateSources checked: 2026-10-24
- Argentine Consulate in New York — Translation for use in ArgentinaSources checked: 2026-10-24
- Florida DOS: authentications and mail filingSources checked: 2026-10-24
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