CONTRACT & LEGAL TRANSLATION · CERTIFIED

Business Contract & Legal Document Translation — Certified for SSM, Courts & Litigation

For foreign companies registering in Malaysia, Malaysian SMEs with overseas partners, and law firms and individuals needing court-admissible translations. We translate contracts, incorporation documents, and litigation evidence between English and Bahasa Melayu.

Both directions: English ↔ Bahasa Melayu, business and legal SSM-compliant and court-admissible under the National Language Act Contracts, litigation, incorporation & compliance documents From RM0.45/word · standard delivery 24–48 hours
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    WHAT THIS COVERS

    What Is Certified Contract & Legal Translation?

    A certified translation of commercial or legal documents — contracts, incorporation papers, court filings, affidavits — completed by a professional translator with a signed accuracy statement. Required for SSM registration, court submission, government tenders, or use by Malaysian statutory bodies that operate in Bahasa Melayu. Malaysian courts require submissions in Bahasa Melayu under the National Language Act 1963/67; English-language evidence must be translated and certified before it can be admitted.

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    TWO DIRECTIONS

    Contract & Legal Translation: Inbound and Outbound

    English to Malay

    Foreign-owned companies filing with SSM, LHDN, or a Malaysian court in Bahasa Melayu. Law firms with English-language evidence, contracts, or witness statements needing certified Malay translations for court submission under the National Language Act.

    Malay to English

    Malaysian SMEs with foreign investors or joint venture partners needing English versions of SSM documents and contracts. Malaysian judgments, contracts, or legal notices needed by foreign counsel or for overseas enforcement.

    Which version governs in a bilingual contract dispute? Malaysian courts generally give weight to the Bahasa Melayu version where a contract is governed by Malaysian law, even where English was the working language of negotiation — a certified, precise Malay translation matters for legal review, not just for filing.

    DOCUMENT TYPES

    Business & Legal Documents We Translate

    Document (English)Malay Name
    Company Incorporation CertificateSijil Perakuan Pemerbadanan Syarikat
    Memorandum & Articles of AssociationPerlembagaan Syarikat
    Shareholder & Joint Venture AgreementsPerjanjian Pemegang Saham / Usaha Sama
    Supplier & Purchase ContractsKontrak Pembekal / Pembelian
    Employment ContractsKontrak Perkhidmatan
    Non-Disclosure AgreementsPerjanjian Kerahsiaan
    Tender & Procurement DocumentsDokumen Tender & Perolehan
    Court Bundles & PleadingsIkatan Dokumen & Pliding Mahkamah
    Affidavits & Statutory DeclarationsAfidavit & Akuan Berkanun
    Witness StatementsPernyataan Saksi
    Powers of AttorneySurat Kuasa Wakil
    Company ResolutionsResolusi Syarikat
    Loan & Security DocumentsDokumen Pinjaman & Sekuriti
    Arbitration AwardsAward Timbang Tara
    Legal & Cease-and-Desist NoticesNotis Undang-Undang
    USE CASES

    When Do You Need This Translation?

    01

    SSM Registration & Compliance

    Foreign investors registering a company in Malaysia, or filing annual returns and constitutional changes, must submit Bahasa Melayu or English versions of their documents to SSM.

    SSM · COMPANY REGISTRATION
    02

    Malaysian Court Filings & Litigation

    Contracts, evidence, and witness statements submitted to a Malaysian court must generally be accompanied by a certified Bahasa Melayu translation under the National Language Act.

    LITIGATION · COURT FILINGS
    03

    Affidavits & Statutory Declarations

    Certified translations of affidavits and statutory declarations for court, embassy, or notarial submission, matched to the original document’s structure and wording.

    AFFIDAVITS
    04

    Cross-Border Joint Ventures & Arbitration

    Shareholder agreements, joint venture terms, and investment documents translated so both sides can review the terms in their own language — including disputes before an arbitration body such as the AIAC.

    JV AGREEMENTS · ARBITRATION
    05

    Government Tenders & Procurement

    Malaysian government tenders and vendor registration typically require supporting documents in Bahasa Melayu — technical proposals, financial statements, and licenses ahead of submission.

    TENDERS · PROCUREMENT
    06

    Employment Pass & Work Permit Contracts

    Employment contracts and supporting documents for foreign workers are sometimes required in Bahasa Melayu by the Immigration Department or Ministry of Human Resources.

    IMMIGRATION · EMPLOYMENT PASS
    07

    Powers of Attorney & Company Resolutions

    Foreign investors appointing a Malaysian legal representative need certified translations of powers of attorney and supporting company resolutions.

    POWERS OF ATTORNEY
    08

    LHDN Tax & Compliance Filings

    Supporting documents for tax audits, transfer pricing reviews, or cross-border transactions sometimes require a certified Bahasa Melayu version for submission to the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN).

    LHDN · TAX COMPLIANCE
    TRANSPARENT PRICING

    No Surprises

    Priced by word count. Volume discounts for multi-document projects and ongoing corporate accounts. Legal documents with technical terminology are quoted after a quick scope review.

    ServiceRateTurnaround
    Certified translation: English to MalayStandardFrom RM0.45/word24–48 hours
    Certified translation: Malay to EnglishFrom RM0.45/word24–48 hours
    Certified translation (urgent)From RM0.65/wordSame day
    Notarised translationFrom RM1602–3 working days
    HOW IT WORKS

    4 Steps to Your Certified Translation

    01

    Upload your document

    Send a clear scan or photo of your contract, court document, or corporate filing via WhatsApp or our quote form.

    02

    Receive your confirmed quote

    We confirm word count, price, turnaround, and whether notarisation is required — usually within a few hours.

    03

    Approve and pay

    Via bank transfer. We begin work immediately on confirmation. Corporate accounts available for ongoing projects.

    04

    Receive your certified translation

    Delivered by email as a PDF. Physical certified copy with translator stamp available by courier for court or SSM submission.

    QUESTIONS ANSWERED

    Everything You Need to Know

    A translation of business or legal documents — contracts, court filings, affidavits, corporate documents — completed by a professional translator with a signed certification statement confirming accuracy and completeness. Accepted by SSM, Malaysian courts, and statutory bodies.

    Yes. Under the National Language Act 1963/67, Malaysian courts require submissions in Bahasa Melayu. English-language evidence, contracts, and witness statements must be translated and certified before they can be admitted.

    Malaysian courts generally give weight to the Bahasa Melayu version where a contract is governed by Malaysian law, even where English was the working language of negotiation.

    Yes. Foreign investors registering a company in Malaysia, or filing annual returns and constitutional changes, must submit Bahasa Melayu or English versions of their documents to SSM. Certified translation is required where the original is in a third language.

    Most contracts and corporate documents are translated within 24–48 hours. Same-day urgent delivery is available. Complex litigation bundles are quoted after a scope review.

    Priced by word count, from RM0.45/word for standard certified translation. Legal documents with technical terminology are quoted after a quick scope review. Volume discounts apply for multi-document projects and ongoing corporate accounts.

    Yes. We work with law firms and companies on ongoing corporate accounts — recurring contract translations, compliance filings, and litigation support — with volume-based pricing.

    Yes. We translate pleadings, evidence, and awards for proceedings in Malaysia or before an arbitration body such as the AIAC, matched to the terminology and structure the tribunal expects.

    Get Your Contract or Legal Document Translated

    Send us your contract, court document, or corporate filing and we will confirm the price and turnaround within a few hours.