UK Business & Corporate Translation Services in Valencia
Expanding your British business into the Spanish market demands more than ambition—it requires legally compliant documentation.
At BeTranslated, our professional translation agency specialises in sworn translations of critical corporate documents—including Certificates of Incorporation, Articles of Association, and Partnership Agreements—accepted by the Spanish Mercantile Registry (Registro Mercantil).
From our headquarters in Valencia, we support UK enterprises—from startups in London’s Tech City to manufacturers in Manchester’s industrial hubs—as they establish a Spanish presence, whether as an Sociedad Limitada (SL) or a registered branch office.
All translations are performed by MAEC-registered sworn translators (Traductores Jurados), ensuring your corporate paperwork meets Spain’s strict legal and administrative standards with precision, authenticity, and full legal validity.
Email: en@betranslated.com | Office: Calle Dr. Ferran, 13, 46021 Valencia, Spain
Why Choose BeTranslated for UK Corporate Document Translation?
When registering a UK company in Spain, the Registro Mercantil requires all foreign documents to be accompanied by a sworn translation.
Unlike standard certified translations, only those issued by a translator officially appointed by Spain’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAEC) carry legal weight.
Our team ensures:
- Accurate rendering of legal terminology, company structure, and governance clauses
- Full compliance with Spanish corporate law and registry requirements
- Digitally signed and stamped translations accepted for online submissions (e.g., NIE for legal entities, tax registration, banking)
- Fast turnaround without compromising on quality or legal validity
Common Documents We Translate for UK Businesses
We regularly handle sworn translations of:
- Certificate of Incorporation (Companies House)
- Articles of Association / Memorandum of Association
- Certificate of Good Standing
- HMRC Certificates of Tax Residency (to avoid double taxation under the UK-Spain treaty)
- Board Resolutions authorising Spanish operations
- Power of Attorney documents for local representatives
These documents are essential for opening a corporate bank account, registering for VAT (IVA), hiring employees, or signing commercial leases in Spain.
Trusted by UK Companies Entering the Iberian Market
Since 2002, BeTranslated has helped hundreds of British firms navigate Spain’s bureaucratic landscape with confidence. Our expertise spans sectors including fintech, renewable energy, logistics, and professional services—ensuring your industry-specific terminology is handled with care by subject-matter-aware linguists.
Need legally valid translations for your Spanish company registration? Send your documents today for a free, no-obligation quote. We deliver MAEC-compliant translations accepted by notaries, banks, and government agencies across Spain.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Which documents do I need to translate to open a Spanish branch?
Typically, the Certificate of Incorporation, Articles of Association, and a Certificate of Good Standing are required—all must be apostilled and accompanied by a sworn translation.
2. Is your company registered to provide official business translations?
Yes, our translation agency works exclusively with MAEC-sworn translators whose work is legally binding for the Spanish Mercantile Registry, tax authorities, and courts.
3. Can you translate a “Certificate of Good Standing”?
Yes, this is a common requirement for UK companies opening bank accounts or signing contracts in Spain. We ensure the translation reflects its legal status accurately.
4. Do you offer discounts for large corporate dossiers?
We offer competitive volume rates for companies moving significant amounts of documentation between the UK and Spain, including multi-document corporate packages.
5. Can you provide the translation as a digital PDF?
Yes, we provide digitally certified translations with electronic signatures and MAEC registration numbers—fully accepted for the “NIE de empresa,” tax registrations, and online submissions to Spanish authorities.
