Every certified EnLatin translation carries an order code. Enter it below to confirm the order exists, and to see its language pair, page count and delivery date. No account, no email, and no waiting for us to answer — which is the point of it.
Not holding a code? Run a sample lookup against our demonstration record to see what a result looks like.
Where to find the code
It is printed on the certified translation itself, usually beside the stamp, and it appears in the delivery email and in the order portal. The form is always EL- followed by the date, the time, and eight characters.
What a result means
A match confirms that EnLatin produced an order under that code, and shows what it was: the languages, the number of pages, when it was delivered, and the client’s initials. It does not display the document or any of its contents — those belong to the client, not to whoever holds the code.
No match means no such order exists. A document presented as ours that does not verify here is not ours. If you are an institution and a code fails, write to us with the document and we will look into it.
Every lookup is logged with a timestamp and an origin summary. This is a public endpoint, and logging is how it stays usable.