Built Around Your Translation Workflow
Translation agencies frequently receive official documents that need more than a certified translation. Greenhouse can step in when a client also needs a U.S. document notarized, apostilled, authenticated, legalized, or routed through a federal or embassy process.
Common Files We Support
- Birth, marriage and death certificates
- FBI background checks and federal records
- Diplomas, transcripts and academic credentials
- Powers of attorney and affidavits
- Corporate and commercial documents
- Adoption, immigration and residency records
White-Label or Direct Referral
Your agency can remain client-facing while Greenhouse handles the authentication portion behind the scenes, or you can introduce the client directly when that is simpler. Either way, the workflow is built to preserve your relationship and reduce document-routing errors.
Why Agencies Use Greenhouse
A single intake can cover document origin, destination country, federal versus state jurisdiction, urgency, return shipping and any embassy stage. Greenhouse then coordinates the appropriate path and provides clear status updates.
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Working With Greenhouse
Can Greenhouse work completely white-label?
Yes. The workflow can be structured so your agency remains client-facing while Greenhouse performs the authentication and legalization coordination behind the scenes.
Do translated documents always need an apostille?
No. Requirements depend on the original document, the destination country and the receiving authority. Greenhouse reviews the file before routing it.
Can you handle federal documents such as FBI reports?
Yes. Qualifying federal documents follow the federal authentication route rather than a state apostille route, and Greenhouse can coordinate that process.