When an official document or translation reaches a university, employer, business partner or public authority, the recipient needs a reliable way to identify the record it belongs to. This TTAA document verification page lets you scan a QR code or search by document number to find a record published by Turkish Translation & Attestation Agency. If a PDF is available, you can compare it with the copy you received.

How to verify a certified or sworn translation

For a TTAA translation carrying a QR code, use the camera tool above or select an image of the code. You can also enter the document number printed on the file. Compare the returned number, date, document type and other displayed details with your copy. When the PDF is present, review names, dates, page order, figures and attachments as well.

TTAA provides translation services for personal, academic, legal and business documents. The translation format requested by the receiving authority may be certified, sworn or notarized, depending on the case. A match on this page confirms the published TTAA record; the receiving authority decides whether the document meets its submission requirements.

Attestation, apostille and other document services

The same search method can be used for TTAA files issued with a verification record in connection with document attestation or apostille and legalization support. It may also help recipients compare records for diplomas, certificates, powers of attorney, contracts and company documents. Availability depends on whether a QR verification record was published for the particular file.

Why does document verification matter?

A QR link or document number gives the recipient a direct route to the intended record. Comparing the date, document type and available PDF helps reveal a wrong version, missing attachment or transcription error before the file is submitted. Small differences in names, numbers, dates or pages can matter in education, employment, legal and commercial applications.

Why TTAA checks the details carefully

A sound translation and attestation workflow starts with the document’s purpose, destination and receiving authority. TTAA reviews the details that can change how a file is prepared: names, dates, numbers, institutional terms, stamps, signatures and supporting pages. Translation, notarization, apostille and legalization are distinct stages, arranged when the case requires them. The verification record gives recipients another way to check that they are looking at the intended TTAA file.

Verify your document in three steps