Deed Poll Translation Malaysia Certified Name-Change Documents Banks · Universities · Embassies From RM120 · Since 2002 Deed Poll Translation Malaysia Certified Name-Change Documents Banks · Universities · Embassies From RM120 · Since 2002
Deed Poll Translation · Name Change Documents

Deed Poll Translation Malaysia: Certified for Banks, Universities, and Embassies.

A deed poll is the legal document used in Malaysia to formally change your name. If you need to use it with a foreign institution, or an agency needs the Malay version of an English deed poll, it needs a certified translation.

  • Malay to English and English to Malay
  • Full translation including stamps and witness signatures
  • Notarisation available where required
  • Standard turnaround: 24–48 hours
What is a deed poll?

The legal document used in Malaysia to formally change your name. If yours was executed in Bahasa Melayu and you need to use it with a foreign bank, university, embassy, or immigration authority, or if it was executed in English and a Malaysian agency requires the Malay version, it needs a certified translation.

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Use cases

When You'll Need This

01

Updating Your Name Overseas

Updating your name with a bank, university, or employer overseas after a legal name change, where they require an English version of a Malay-language deed poll.

Banks & institutions
02

Supporting a Visa or Immigration Application

Submitting proof of a name change alongside other translated documents, such as a birth certificate under your former name, for a visa or immigration application.

Visa applications
03

Malaysian Agencies Requesting a Malay Version

Malaysian government agencies sometimes request a Malay version of a deed poll originally executed in English.

Local agencies
Pricing

Transparent Pricing: Deed Poll Translation

A deed poll is usually a short document, priced simply.

ServiceRateTurnaround
Certified translationFrom RM12024–48 hours
Urgent certified translationFrom RM180Same day
Notarised translationFrom RM160+1–2 working days

We confirm the exact price after a quick look at your document — most deed polls are a single page.

4 steps to your deed poll translation

Simple, fast, and fully guided. We handle everything from quote to delivery.

1

Send your document

A clear scan or photo of your deed poll, both the cover and content pages.

2

We confirm scope and turnaround

We assign a certified translator and confirm your required turnaround.

3

We translate and certify

You receive a certified translation matching your original's names, dates, and any seals or witness signatures exactly.

4

Add notarisation if required

If your destination requires notarisation or Wisma Putra attestation, we sequence the additional steps correctly.

Questions answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my deed poll need to be notarised, or is certified translation enough?

This depends on where you're submitting it. Most banks, universities, and Western immigration authorities accept a standard certified translation. If you're submitting to Singapore ICA or another authority that names notarisation specifically, you'll need both.

Can you translate a deed poll that includes a Commissioner for Oaths' stamp or signature?

Yes — a certified translation includes a full translation of every element on the page, including stamps, seals, and witness signatures, not just the main text.

How long does deed poll translation take?

A standard deed poll is usually a short document and can typically be turned around within 24–48 hours; same-day service is available on request.

Do you translate both directions, Malay to English and English to Malay?

Yes. Whether you need an English version of a Malay deed poll for overseas use, or a Malay version of an English deed poll for a Malaysian agency, we handle both directions.

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