If you are exchanging a foreign driver's licence in Saskatchewan, we prepare a certified translation with affidavit built for your SGI exchange: clear, fast, and affordable.
Source copy, certified translation, and a signed translator affidavit prepared as one package.
If your licence is not in English or French, SGI requires a certified translation with affidavit to verify your name, class, expiry, and restrictions.
Most certified driver's licence translations are ready in 2-5 business days, depending on the language.
Order online from anywhere in Saskatchewan and receive your translation by Canada Post, with free mailing to any Canadian address.
Certified driver's licence translation prepared for your SGI exchange.
The translation is one step. Here is how it fits into the full SGI exchange.
Have your licence translated professionally with a signed affidavit.
Original licence, the translation, ID such as a passport, proof of legal status such as a PR card, and proof of Saskatchewan residency.
Attend an SGI office in Regina, Saskatoon, or another city, and book an appointment.
Knowledge, vision, and/or road tests may be required based on your country's standards.
Pay the applicable fees and receive your Saskatchewan Class 5 licence if approved.
This page is for people who already know they need a driver's licence translation for an SGI exchange and want it done right.
If a regular certified translation is what SGI needs, we prepare exactly that, without pushing a higher price first.
The main questions are answered fast: price, timeline, documents, and next step.
Upload remotely from anywhere in Saskatchewan; we mail the finished package across Canada.
The process is simple and designed for people trying to move quickly.
Send a clear scan or photo through the order form and tell us it is for your SGI exchange.
We prepare the certified translation with the required signed affidavit.
Receive your finished translation by Canada Post anywhere in Canada at no cost.
Upload the document now and we will confirm the quote and timing for your SGI exchange.
Start My OrderA driver licence translation may be required when a foreign licence, driver abstract, driving history or official letter is issued in another language. The translation helps the reviewer understand names, dates, licence classes, issue dates, expiry dates and issuing authority details.
Some clients only need the licence translated. Others need a full package with a driving record, certificate of experience or authority letter. Upload all related documents together so the quote reflects the complete file.
SGI accepts a foreign licence for exchange together with a translation it considers acceptable, and requires the translation to be prepared in Canada by an approved translator. If the licence, the driving record or the supporting letter is not in English, the motor licence issuer handling your file can ask for a clear certified translation before the exchange continues.
We prepare that translation with a signed affidavit and deliver it as a stamped PDF, so it can be presented at any motor licence issuer in the province, including offices in Saskatoon and Regina. Licence files usually take 2-5 business days because of the affidavit.
If your licence is not in English or French, SGI requires a certified translation with affidavit for the exchange.
If your licence or driving record is not in English, a certified translation may be requested for review.
Upload both sides of the licence and any driving record or letter that the licensing office asked you to provide.
Yes. Upload the files online and we will confirm pricing and turnaround before the order is placed.
Upload a clear image or scan of your driver's licence, including both sides if there is information on the back.
Most driver's licence translations are completed within 2-5 business days.
Yes. Order online from Regina, Saskatoon, Prince Albert, Moose Jaw, and any other city, and receive the finished translation by mail.
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