Certified translation
A signed Arabic–English translation with a statement of accuracy and named translator details.
From £42 per pageStandard, next-working-day and same-day options after reviewExplore this serviceArabic ↔ English · London and UK-wide
Certified translations signed by Halim Mahmoud, together with professional telephone, video and in-person interpreting. Clear pricing, confidential handling and same-day options subject to review.
Receive a fixed written quote before work begins.

Certified translation · Arabic ↔ English
More than fluent. Personally accountable.
Start with your need
Specialist focus
A focused Arabic–English practice allows closer attention to cultural context, dialect, tone and terminology—with direct accountability for each language decision.
Services
Choose the closest fit. We confirm scope, price and timing in writing.
A signed Arabic–English translation with a statement of accuracy and named translator details.
From £42 per pageStandard, next-working-day and same-day options after reviewExplore this serviceGeneral and specialist documents translated with the right tone, terminology and formatting.
From £0.12 per source wordDelivery confirmed after document reviewExplore this serviceDiscreet remote interpreting for straightforward calls and time-sensitive conversations.
£17 for the first 15 minutesScheduled subject to availabilityExplore this serviceRemote interpreting where facial expression, visual context or documents matter.
£38 for the first 30 minutesScheduled subject to platform and availability confirmationExplore this serviceIn-person language support for complex, sensitive or extended appointments.
From £62 per hour · two-hour minimumVenue, travel and availability confirmed in writingExplore this serviceSpecialist Zaghawa support where the required variety and assignment can be confirmed.
Fixed quote following reviewAvailability confirmed individuallyExplore this serviceWhat you receive
Receiving-authority requirements can differ. Send any authority-specific instructions with the document.
The final format follows any instructions supplied by the receiving authority.
Halim Mahmoud · Founder and responsible translator
Accountability
Halim Mahmoud founded ArabicBridge around a focused Arabic–English service, direct communication and clear personal responsibility for certified work.
By client task
Clear language support for solicitor meetings, witness information and legal correspondence, without overstating legal expertise.
See relevant supportTranslation of identity, civil-status, academic and immigration documents for UK organisations.
See relevant supportSensitive interpreting for appointments and careful translation of medical correspondence.
See relevant supportAcademic certificates, transcripts, school meetings and university communication.
See relevant supportMeetings, calls, correspondence and training material handled with appropriate terminology.
See relevant supportThe process
Tell us what you need and when you need it.
We review the details and confirm price and scope.
Work begins after your clear approval.
Transparent pricing
These are clear starting rates. The final price is confirmed in writing after assignment review.
Trust through process
Named signed certification
Written quote before work starts
Clear review process
Direct communication
Frequently asked questions
It normally includes a statement that the translation is accurate, the date, the translator’s full name, signature and contact details. The receiving authority decides what it will accept.
ArabicBridge prepares work to the requirements provided, but no translator can guarantee every authority’s final decision. Send any caseworker or organisation instructions with your document.
The current pricing definition is up to 250 source words. Formatting, handwriting and specialist terminology can change the quote.
It may be possible for shorter documents after review. Availability and the 50% urgent supplement are confirmed in writing.
The site collects quote details but accepts no document uploads. Sensitive documents must not be emailed until an appropriate transfer route is agreed.
Certification concerns the translator’s signed accuracy statement. Notarisation and legalisation are separate processes. Confirm the required process with the receiving authority.
Your next step
Receive a clear written quote before committing.