The company’s founder, Cihan Kılıç Aydın, stated that the new status could provide significant convenience, particularly for education applications to the UK. Aydın noted that universities may request notarization and apostille for application documents; however, in some cases, an authorized translation stamp may also be accepted.
“Documents bearing the Eylül Translation stamp can eliminate the need for re-notarization or apostille in many applications. This creates a substantial cost advantage for applicants,” he said.
Aydın emphasized that the accreditation is not limited to applications originating from Turkey and that anyone applying to the United Kingdom may benefit from this opportunity.
He added that, in addition to educational documents, the new status may provide similar facilitation for official documents in the legal, commercial, and healthcare sectors. The development is expected to help accelerate processes related to education, immigration, and trade applications to the UK.





