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Notarized Translation

Meaning

A Notarized Translation, in the clinical context, is the verified conversion of a patient’s foreign-language medical document, such as a diagnostic report, prior treatment history, or laboratory result, into the clinical language of record, accompanied by a sworn statement of accuracy from the translator, attested to by a notary public. This process is essential for establishing the absolute fidelity of the translated medical data, ensuring that critical therapeutic decisions are based on accurate and legally verified information, regardless of the document’s original language.