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The Translation Affidavit serves as a crucial document in the Danish legal system where certified translations are required for official purposes. This document type is essential when translated documents need to carry legal weight, such as in court proceedings, immigration matters, or international business transactions. The Translation Affidavit must be executed by an authorized translator in Denmark and includes detailed information about the translator's credentials, the source document, and a formal declaration of translation accuracy. It may require additional authentication through notarization or Apostille certification, particularly when intended for use outside Denmark. The document's format and content are guided by Danish legislation regarding sworn translations and the requirements of the receiving authorities.

1. Translator Identification: Full legal name, professional address, and authorization credentials of the translator

2. Document Identification: Detailed description of the source document including title, date, original language, and number of pages

3. Declaration of Accuracy: Formal statement affirming that the translation is complete and accurate to the best of the translator's knowledge and ability

4. Language Specification: Clear specification of the source and target languages

5. Certification Statement: Statement of translator's qualifications and authorization under Danish law

6. Execution: Date, place of execution, and translator's signature