FÜDSteel & industry
Around voestalpine: technical, regulatory and reporting documents – German ⇄ English, confidential and delivered on deadline.
Translation Agency Linz.
Certified translations in Linz and Upper Austria are produced by sworn, court-certified Austrian translators and accepted by Upper Austrian authorities and the Standesamt Linz — plus professional translation for local businesses in steel and heavy industry, chemicals, energy and logistics. From €59 incl. certification and shipping, certified PDF up front and originals by post.
Section 14 SDGCertified translation by court-sworn & certified translators
70+languages – professional translation & interpreting service
60 minreply on working days · binding fixed-price quote
ISO 17100certified project management with a quality guarantee
In brief
Certified translation in Linz for public authorities and business.
Looking for a translation agency in Linz? Do you need a certified translation for an office, a court or an authority – into German, English or another language? Would you like a legal, medical or technical text translated? For Linz and Upper Austria we assign the right specialist to every job and deliver throughout Austria – on request as a cost-effective express translation.
Certified versions are produced by court-sworn and certified translators; in Austria they are recognised under Section 14 SDG (Sachverständigen- und Dolmetschergesetz) with a round stamp and certification clause, without any further legalisation. For every language and subject we assign the right specialist.
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Business location Linz
Professional translation Linz: industry, chemicals & logistics.
Steel, chemicals and logistics hub on the Danube – Upper Austria's industries demand precise, confidential translations. We assign the right specialist to every job.
Energy & utilities
For Energie AG Oberösterreich and Linz AG: technical, regulatory and contract documents – terminology-checked.
Chemicals & Chempark
Around Bilfinger Chemserv and the Chempark companies: safety data sheets, conformity and plant documents.
Logistics & transport
For LogServ and the port and rail logistics operators: freight, customs and trade documents.
Publishing & media
Around Veritas Verlag: editorial texts, teaching materials and proofreading.
Law & certification
For public offices, courts and law firms: certified certificates, contracts and diplomas by court-sworn and certified translators.
Languages
Translators in Linz for 70+ languages – in the right variant.
As a translation service, we translate in both directions; every job goes to a native-speaker specialist who gets the regional variant right – for public authorities, a court-sworn translator produces the certified version. The strongest demand in Linz is for English, Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian, Turkish, Romanian, Czech and Hungarian.
Certification, apostille & competent authorities
Which authority in Linz is responsible for what?
Linz lies in the province of Upper Austria. Who is responsible for certification and the apostille depends on the type of document. An apostille is issued solely by the competent authority; FÜD does not issue apostilles. We advise whether your destination country requires an apostille and deliver the certified translation in a form the receiving body will recognise.
| Matter | Competent authority for Linz | What FÜD handles / what to watch for |
|---|---|---|
| Certified translation | Fachübersetzungsdienst Linz Court-sworn & certified translator (recognised throughout Austria) | We produce the certified translation with a round stamp and certification clause – recognised in Austria under Section 14 SDG without any further legalisation. |
| Apostille for judicial & notarial documents | President of the Regional Court Linz | Applies to, e.g., commercial-register extracts, notarial deeds and court rulings. We translate the document including the apostille note. FÜD does not issue the apostille. |
| Apostille for other administrative & civil-status documents | Office of the Upper Austrian Provincial Government (Amt der Oberösterreichischen Landesregierung) | We tell you whether an apostille is required and translate the apostille note along with the document. |
| Federal documents & certification for use abroad | BMEIA – Office for Consular Legalisation, Vienna | For documents issued by federal authorities we deliver the translation in a form the receiving body will recognise, including the note. |
| Civil-status documents (birth, marriage, death) | Linz Register Office (Standesamt Linz) | We produce the certified translation of the certificate; the international (multilingual) certificate is issued directly by the register office. |
| Recognition of foreign diplomas & qualifications | The competent Austrian body (e.g. ENIC NARIC Austria/BMBWF, a chamber, a university) | Certified translation for the evaluation or recognition procedure; the competent body decides on equivalence. |
Order & responsibility
If the receiving body requires an apostille, it belongs before the translation: it is affixed to the original document first, and we then translate the document including the apostille note – so the certified translation remains fully usable in the destination country. Issuing it stays with the competent authority, not with FÜD.
Responsible: judicial & notarial documents → President of the Regional Court Linz · other & civil-status documents → Office of the Upper Austrian Provincial Government. Source: BMEIA (bmeia.gv.at) and Austrian Justice (justiz.gv.at), as at 08/2026.
24 hexpress
Express translation Linz – when it has to be fast.
We handle urgent jobs on an express basis – after a brief feasibility check we confirm a binding deadline and fixed price. For the most requested combinations we agree the delivery date with you beforehand so the right specialist is available:
- English ⇄ German
- Bosnian-Croatian-Serbian ⇄ German
- Turkish ⇄ German
Linz & Upper Austria
Our translators for Linz and Upper Austria.
As a steel, chemicals and industrial city with voestalpine, Energie AG and the Chempark companies, Linz has a high demand for technical, regulatory and certified translations – from safety data sheets and reporting documents through tender submissions to contracts and certificates.
As a logistics and trading hub on the Danube, freight, customs and trade documents are added to the mix; the international workforce creates strong demand for certified documents and diplomas. For every task we deploy a specialist with the right subject background – not the nearest generalist.
On the ground in Linz
How we work for Linz.
Translation Agency LinzAppointment in Linz by arrangement.
Fachübersetzungsdienst GmbH
Email: linz@fachuebersetzungsdienst.at
Phone: +43 1 3050-647
Email: linz@fachuebersetzungsdienst.at
Phone: +43 1 3050-647
Over 98% of translation jobs for Linz run entirely online: upload your document or send it by post, and we deliver the finished version – sealed, in the case of certified translations – throughout Austria by post. In-person submission is possible by appointment.
Recognised throughout Austria
Certified translations are produced by court-sworn and certified translators; they are recognised under Section 14 SDG throughout Austria – with a round stamp and certification clause, without any further legalisation. For use abroad, we also translate the apostille note.
Quote & price
What does a translation in Linz cost?
No subscription, no hidden items: we review length, subject area and language direction and give you a binding fixed price in euros before you order – certified by our court-sworn translators on request, postage included. Once confirmed, it stands.
- Native-speaker professional translation in the relevant field
- Certification by court-sworn & certified translators – on request
- PDF in advance & sealed original by post
- Delivered throughout Austria · free correction in the event of a formal objection
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about certified translations in Linz.
Do you offer certified translations in Linz?
Yes. For public offices, courts and authorities in Linz, court-sworn and certified translators produce certified translations with a round stamp and certification clause that are recognised throughout Austria under Section 14 SDG.
Do I have to come to Linz to place an order?
No. For most jobs an upload or postal delivery is enough; we deliver the finished translation throughout Austria, digitally and by post. In-person submission is only needed by appointment.
Is a scan enough, or do you need the original?
For most certified translations a clearly legible scan or a photo of every page is enough. Only certain bodies require the original or a certified copy; we clarify in advance whether that applies to you.
What does a certified translation in Linz cost?
The price depends on length, subject area, language direction and deadline. After a quick review we quote a binding fixed price in euros; standard certificates are usually a flat rate.
Which languages are most in demand in Linz?
Do I need an apostille for use abroad?
In Austria the apostille is issued solely by the competent authority (for judicial and notarial documents the President of the Regional Court Linz, for other documents the Office of the Upper Austrian Provincial Government or the BMEIA) – never by FÜD. We advise whether your destination country requires an apostille and translate the apostille note along with the document.
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Becoming a translator in Linz?
The path into the profession is rarely a straight line: what counts is native-level language skill, solid subject knowledge in a field such as law, medicine or technology – and, for certified translations, court-sworn appointment and certification under Section 14 SDG, combined with entry in the register of certified court experts and interpreters kept by the ÖVGD (the Austrian association of court-certified interpreters). Anyone wanting to lay the foundations in Linz and Upper Austria will find suitable options locally.
Learning languages & further training in Linz
Build and certify your language skills
To get started or refresh a working language, Linz offers well-established options:
- VHS Linz (Volkshochschule) – foreign-language courses and German as a foreign language, from beginner through advanced levels.
- Private language schools and institutes locally, with courses in numerous foreign languages and exam preparation.
Study within reach
Translation studies, linguistics & cultural studies
A degree in translation or linguistic and cultural studies prepares you for the profession:
- Johannes Kepler University Linz – JKU offers philological and linguistic degree programmes; for dedicated translation studies, the institutes in Vienna (ZTW) and Graz (ITAT) are the nearest options.