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Sworn Translator in Togo for Law Firms, Companies and NGOs

Contracts, judgments, filings and audit reports, translated between French and English with full legal standing before Togolese courts, ministries and notaries.

Sworn means registered with the Cour d’appel de Lomé: my stamp gives a translation full legal standing before Togolese authorities. One accountable translator: three passes on every document, all by me, and every certified translation logged in a numbered, dated register. Certified work is never outsourced. Abroad, the receiving authority decides, so I check its requirements before I start.

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Azaël Iloki, sworn translator, Cour d’appel de Lomé
Sworn Translator Cour d’appel de Lomé 5.0 ★ · 5 Google reviews NGOs, financial institutions and companies since 2020

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Translation & documents

Training & content

At the fixed euro rate (655.957 FCFA = €1): certified translation from about €23 a page, €0.10–€0.18 a word, transcription from €6.10 a minute; training from about €152 a month, ICAO preparation about €480, web content from about €274 a month.

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Azaël Iloki, sworn translator, Lomé

I’m Azaël Iloki, a translator sworn before the Cour d’appel de Lomé. Since 2020, NGOs, financial institutions and companies have trusted me with documents that carry real legal and financial weight: contracts, audits, judgments, diplomas and immigration files. You work with one accountable person — strict confidentiality. Your certified translation is done by me personally, never outsourced. Files deleted 30 days after delivery. I’d rather begin with a conversation; the quote comes after.

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The Corridor

West Africa runs on two languages

A contract drafted in Accra is signed in Lomé. A Lagos judgment is produced before a Togolese court. Each of those crossings needs a sworn translation — and before a Togolese authority, a document has no effect unless it carries the stamp of a translator sworn in Togo.

That is what an agency in London or Toronto cannot supply, however good its linguists. I am sworn before the Cour d’appel de Lomé, and my stamp is what gives your document standing here.

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What clients say

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“Traduction parfaite et très professionnelle. Je le recommande fortement. 🙏🏼”

— Jayson KOUMAGNANOU

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“I got my papers translated and I am very satisfied. The quality of the service is top notch. I would recommend it to anyone”

— Racoon Castellanos

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“Très réactif et très pro. Je recommande Azael pour toutes vos traductions officielles.”

— Toganim Sarl

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“Un travail plus que parfait”

— Richilde BASSALBIA

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“Je suis satisfait du service. Mr Azaël est sympathique et très serviable.”

— yves Domasseh Akuete

★★★★☆Certified Translation

“I had a good experience with Azael service specially for the certified translation of documents for UK visa application of a group of students traveling for an immersion program. The service was good and appreciable.”

— Joao Gracio Dos reis · Togo

How It Works

How a translation is ordered: 4 steps

  1. 1Send me the document. A clear photo is enough — WhatsApp or email. No need to part with the original.
  2. 2Get a quote within 2 working hours. Exact price, turnaround, delivery method. No obligation.
  3. 3Confirm and pay. Bank transfer or SWIFT from abroad; Ecobank Mobile, Moov Money Flooz or Mixx in Togo, or cash in Lomé. Pro forma invoice on request.
  4. 4Receive the stamped document. Signed PDF, plus paper by collection in Lomé or courier anywhere in Togo.

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