What is an English to Italian translations for Italian Consulates?

What are Italian consulate-ready translations?

Foreign official documents submitted to an Italian Embassy or Consulate that are not in Italian must be translated into Italian. The translation must be authenticated by an Italian Consular Officer in order to be accepted by Italian authorities.To have a translation authenticated by the Italian Consulate you often need to submit (usually by mail) the following:

1. the original document with its Apostille
2. the translation of the document
3. a money order to cover consular fees and a pre-paid and pre-addressed envelope for the return of the certified document.

Documents issued in the U.S. or in another country that is a member of the 1961 Hague Convention also require an Apostille. Most Consulate do not need the Apostille to be translated into Italian.

Always check with the Italian consulate of your jurisdiction which are their requirements since the vary from Italian consulate to Italian consulate.