Farsi, Dari and English · Vancouver

Your words.
New possibilities.
Clearly translated.

Life moves across languages. We translate your documents between Farsi, Dari and English, and talk with you at every step.

Mahzad Mahdi and Mario Salimi of Farsi Pro in their office
A connection in both directions
Farsi↔English
Dari↔English
Vancouver · Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Important documents.
Personal attention.

From a new application to a new opportunity, start with a translation that helps you move forward.

Personal & immigration

Birth certificates, identity documents, marriage certificates, and supporting paperwork.

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Education & careers

Diplomas, academic transcripts, certificates, and documents for your next chapter.

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Legal & business

Agreements, powers of attorney, financial records, and business correspondence.

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Driving & medical

Driver’s licences, driving records, vaccination records, and medical documents.

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Less guesswork.
More clarity.

Every document is different. We’ll discuss your needs and confirm the details before you decide.

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Tell us what you need

Call, send a message, or share your documents. Tell us the language, intended use, and deadline.

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Get a tailored quote

We review the request and confirm the price, timing, and delivery arrangements with you.

03

Move forward

Once you approve the details, we begin your translation and prepare it for the agreed delivery.

Mario Salimi & Mahzad Mahdi
Mario Salimi & Mahzad Mahdi

A personal connection,
in your language.

Farsi Pro brings a personal approach to translation. Based in Vancouver, we work with Farsi, Dari, and English documents for the moments that matter to you.

Ask your questions. Explain your situation. We’ll talk through what you need, so the next step feels clear.

Mario Salimi
Mahzad Mahdi

Trust, in their own words.

“I have witnessed how he works with Farsi and Dari speaking refugee clients and I am impressed with his professionalism. … I highly recommend Mr. Salimi.”
Ms. Mojdeh ShahriariRefugee, Immigration and Human Rights Lawyer
“My cases usually would involve complicated translations which Mario had no problem with and provided the clearest and best translations for.”
Mr. Ram JoubinBarrister & Solicitor
“I had the opportunity to use their services a few times and they always go above and beyond making sure that you are satisfied with the results.”
Ms. Yalda KazemiLawyer, Vayeghan Litigation

Your next step
starts here.

Have documents ready? Share them for a quote. Prefer to talk first? Leave your details or give us a call.

Vancouver, British Columbia
3438 Sawmill Crescent
Vancouver, BC V5S 0E3
Office hours · Vancouver time
Monday to Friday
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Who reads your request

We review your request as soon as possible and reply by phone or email during office hours.

Tell us about your translation

Pricing and timing confirmed after reviewing your documents.

How would you like to start?
PDF, JPG, PNG, DOC or DOCX · Up to 5 files, 10 MB each, 10 MB total. Files are emailed to Farsi Pro for your quote; temporary website copies are removed after sending.

Provide an email or phone number. By sending, you agree that Farsi Pro may use your details and any attached documents to respond to your request. Prefer to discuss sensitive documents first? Call us.

Good questions.
Clear answers.

How much will my translation cost?

Every quote is based on your documents. The main factors are the number and length of pages, how clear the original is (handwriting or poor scans take longer), whether you need certification or notarization, any formatting the receiving organization asks for, and your deadline. Share these details, or the documents themselves, and we will confirm the price before any work begins.

How long does a translation take?

We confirm timing after reviewing your request. Let us know your deadline when you contact us, and we’ll discuss what is possible before you place an order.

Do I have to upload my documents?

No. You can call, email, or choose “Contact me first” in the quote form. We can discuss your needs before you share documents.

What if an organization has specific requirements?

Tell us where you plan to submit the translation and share the organization’s instructions. We’ll discuss the required format and certification details before proceeding.

What is the difference between a certified and a notarized translation?

A certified translation includes a signed statement from the translator confirming that it is complete and accurate. A notarized translation adds one step: that statement is signed before a notary public, who confirms the signer’s identity. The receiving organization decides which one it needs, so please check its instructions or send them to us.

Can you translate documents for IRCC, ICBC, schools, or courts?

Yes. We translate documents that clients submit to immigration, licensing, education, and legal offices. Each organization sets its own requirements and makes its own decisions, so we review its instructions with you before we start.

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