Powers of attorney sworn translation Arabic Italian
Sworn translation of general and special powers of attorney, for property sales, inheritance, banking and representation between Italy and Morocco.
What the translation is for
- Buying or selling property in Morocco or Italy
- Inheritance and estates
- Representation before banks and authorities
What to send for the quote
- A copy of the signed and authenticated power of attorney
- Country where it will be used
Apostille and formalities. Morocco and Italy are parties to the 1961 Hague Convention: for many public documents an Apostille is required instead of consular legalisation, and the Italian Embassy in Rabat also requires it on the sworn translation. Each authority may have its own requirements: we check them with you before starting.
More useful guides
Sworn translation between Italy and Morocco: a practical guide
How asseverazione works in Italy, who Morocco’s sworn translators are and when a translation needs an Apostille. Practical guide updated November 2026.
Read the guideApostille in Morocco: preparing documents for Italy
What the Apostille is, when it is needed for Moroccan documents used in Italy, and in which order to proceed with the sworn translation.
Read the guideSworn, asseverated, legalised or certified translation?
The differences between sworn, asseverated, legalised and certified translations in Italy and Morocco, and which one to ask for in your case.
Read the guideDo you have a file between Italy and Morocco?
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