Official Verification & Accreditation
An appointment as a sworn translator and interpreter isn't a private certificate — it's an official state record. Below you'll find every number under which I'm listed, with a plain-language explanation of what each one means.
What these numbers actually mean
This number confirms that my appointment as a sworn translator and interpreter is officially registered — issued by the Chairman of the Regional Court in Košice on 19 March 2002. It's not a private certificate, but a state-recognised appointment.
Under this number you'll find me in the public register of experts, interpreters and translators kept by the Ministry of Justice of the Slovak Republic — listed as a sworn translator.
This is my separate registration number in the same list, this time under sworn interpreter — translation and interpreting are two distinct authorisations.
This is how many years I've actively practised sworn Arabic and English translation and interpreting in Slovakia — the number is updated every year.
How to verify my appointment
My appointment and both registration numbers are part of the public register of experts, interpreters and translators kept by the Ministry of Justice of the Slovak Republic. You're welcome to verify these details independently at any time.
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