You're at the airport. Your flight to London is in 4 hours. You've checked in online, downloaded your boarding pass, and packed your bags. Then you get an email from the airline: "Passenger name mismatch — Hindi text on passport copy not verifiable. Please submit certified English translation."
You pull out your Indian passport. The front page has your name in English. But the back page — the one with your father's name, address, and emergency contact — is entirely in Hindi. The airline says: "We can't read this. We need a certified English translation of the Hindi page. No translation, no boarding."
Your flight is in 3 hours. Your hotel in London is booked. And everything is stalled because of a page in your passport that no one can read.
Why Passport Copy Translations Get Rejected
- Hindi Text on Personal Details Page: Indian passports have the personal details page in Hindi — father's name, mother's name, address, and emergency contact are all in the regional language.
- Passport Office Stamps in Regional Script: The Regional Passport Office (RPO) stamp and seal are in Hindi — embassies and airlines can't verify the issuing authority.
- Address Page in Hindi: The address page of Indian passports is entirely in Hindi — banks and landlords abroad can't read it.
- No Certification Statement: You used a casual translator who didn't provide a signed Certificate of Accuracy — the authority rejects it immediately.
Step-by-Step: Getting Your Passport Copy Translated
- Get a clear scan of your passport pages — ensure the Hindi page and RPO stamp are clearly visible.
- Identify the pages to translate — personal details page, address page, or emergency contact page.
- Place your order online — select Hindi to English and upload your passport scan.
- Receive your certified translation — delivered digitally with signed Certificate of Accuracy, ready for submission.
- Submit to the airline, embassy, or bank — include both original passport scan and certified translation.
Affordable Pricing: Any Indian Language to English certified translation starts at just $6.99. English to Foreign Language starts at $10.99. No hidden fees.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to translate my Indian passport for visa applications?
Yes. Many embassies, airlines, and banks require a certified English translation of the Hindi pages in your Indian passport.
My passport is expired — can I still get it translated?
Yes. As long as the passport is an official government-issued document, our certified translation is accepted worldwide.
How long does passport translation take?
24 hours. Single-page document. Rush service available for urgent travel needs. Order now.
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