Semiconductors & microelectronics
For "Silicon Saxony" (e.g. Globalfoundries, Infineon): process, specification and patent documents – German ⇄ English, highly technical and consistent.
Certified document translations in Dresden and Saxony by sworn, court-authorised German translators — accepted by German authorities — plus professional translation for local businesses in semiconductors and microelectronics, IT, aviation and science. From €59 incl. certification and shipping, certified PDF up front and originals by post.
In brief
In Dresden, our local coverage comprises 18 translators for certified documents. Nationwide, a large network of qualified language specialists extends the offering to more than 70 languages. Every certificate and every specialist text goes to the right expert – urgent jobs on an express basis after a brief review. As a translation service for Dresden, we handle your documents certified, in the native language and on schedule.
Certified versions are produced by sworn translators; they are accepted throughout Germany on the basis of the certification note. For every language and subject we assign the right specialist, and urgent jobs run on an express basis after a quick feasibility check. For authorities and courts, sworn translators are on hand; as a translation service we deliver nationwide.
Dresden as a business location
"Silicon Saxony" – Europe's largest microelectronics cluster, plus IT, aviation and cutting-edge research. Dresden's industries demand technically precise translations. We assign the right specialist to every job. Certificates and records are handled by sworn translators, technical texts by native-speaker professional translators.
For "Silicon Saxony" (e.g. Globalfoundries, Infineon): process, specification and patent documents – German ⇄ English, highly technical and consistent.
Around T-Systems MMS and Comarch: software, product and contract documentation, localisation.
For the aviation and supplier industry (e.g. Airbus): technical documentation and conformity papers.
Around companies such as Philip Morris: regulatory, product and marketing copy for international markets.
For TU Dresden and research institutes: studies, journal articles and publications – scientifically precise.
For authorities, courts and law firms: certified certificates, contracts and records produced by sworn translators.
Languages
We translate in both directions; every job goes to a native-speaker specialist who gets the regional variant right – for public authorities, a sworn translator produces the certified version. The strongest demand in Dresden is for English, Russian, Czech, Arabic, Vietnamese and Polish.
Certification & apostille
If the receiving body requires an apostille, it belongs before the translation: it is affixed to the original document first, and we then translate the document including the apostille note – so the certified translation remains fully usable in the destination country.
The apostille is issued by the competent authority, not by FÜD – which one depends on the document:
We tell you in advance which authority is responsible for your document, and translate the apostille note along with it. Source: lds.sachsen.de, as at 08/2026.
Certification, apostille & responsible authorities
Dresden lies in Saxony (an independent city and state capital). Who is responsible for certification and apostille depends on the type of document. FÜD provides the recognition-ready translation – the apostille is always issued by the competent authority, not by FÜD.
| Matter | Responsible authority for Dresden | What FÜD handles / what to watch for |
|---|---|---|
| Certified translation | Fachübersetzungsdienst Dresden Court-authorised translator (accepted nationwide) | We produce the certified translation with a certification note – accepted throughout Germany. |
| Apostille for civil-status & administrative documents | Landesdirektion Sachsen (for documents issued in Saxony) Stauffenbergallee 2, 01099 Dresden | We tell you whether an apostille is required and translate the apostille note along with it. FÜD does not issue apostilles. |
| Apostille for court & notarial documents | President of the Regional Court (Landgericht) of Dresden Lothringer Straße 1, 01069 Dresden | Applies e.g. to commercial-register extracts, notarial deeds and court decisions. Translation includes the note. |
| Civil-status certificates (birth, marriage, death) | Registry office (Standesamt) Dresden Goetheallee 55, 01309 Dresden | We translate the certificate as a certified translation; the international (multilingual) certificate is available directly from the registry office. |
| Recognition of foreign school certificates | State Office for Schools and Education (LaSuB), Saxony | Certified translation for the recognition procedure; equivalence is decided by the competent authority. |
| Recognition of foreign professional qualifications | Responsible chamber (IHK Dresden) or recognition office | We provide the formally correct translation of your diploma, transcript and professional certificate. |
| Police clearance certificate for use abroad | Federal Office of Justice (BfJ), Bonn Adenauerallee 99–103, 53113 Bonn | Certified translation of the police clearance certificate, incl. any apostille note. |
| Residence, naturalisation, immigration office | Citizens' Office / Immigration Office, City of Dresden Lingnerallee 3, 01069 Dresden | Certified translation of the required documents – confirm the language direction and purpose in advance. |
If the receiving body requires an apostille, it belongs before the translation: it is affixed to the original document first, and we then translate the document including the apostille note.
Not sure whether and where you need an apostille? We review your case and tell you the responsible authority – issuing it stays with the authority, not with FÜD.
We handle urgent jobs on an express basis – after a brief feasibility check we confirm a binding deadline and fixed price. For the most requested combinations we agree the delivery date with you beforehand so the right specialist is available:
Dresden & Saxony
As the heart of "Silicon Saxony", home to Globalfoundries, Infineon and a dense IT landscape, Dresden has a highly technical translation need – from process and specification documents through patents to software localisation. Its proximity to the Czech Republic and Poland, together with international specialists, calls for a broad spectrum of languages.
As a city of science and culture, home to TU Dresden and numerous institutes, academic demand is added: studies, journal articles and publications. For every task we deploy a specialist in the relevant field – not the nearest generalist.
On the ground in Dresden
For Dresden we work entirely online and by post: upload or send your document, and we deliver the finished version – sealed, in the case of certified translations – nationwide. In-person appointments at our locations are available by arrangement.
Certified translations are produced by court-authorised translators; they are accepted nationwide with the translator's certification note – regardless of which court granted the authorisation. For use abroad, we also translate the apostille note.
Quote & price
No subscription, no hidden items: we review length, subject area and language direction and give you a binding fixed price before you order – certified on request, postage included. Once confirmed, it stands.
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Career & training
The path into the profession is rarely a straight line: what counts is native-level language skill, solid subject knowledge in a field such as law, medicine or technology – and, for certified translations, court authorisation from a Regional Court under state law. Anyone wanting to lay the foundations in Dresden and Saxony will find suitable options locally and nearby.
Learning languages & further training in Dresden
To get started or refresh a working language, Dresden offers well-established options:
Study within reach
A degree in language, translation or cultural studies prepares you for the profession: