What are the different types of official translations?

Certified translations: to certify a translation, the translator must attest that the translation is a true, complete and accurate translation of the original document.

Notarised translations: a notarised translation usually means that the translation carries a declaration by the notary public concerning the translation.

Apostilled translations: an apostille verifies the authenticity of the signature and ensures that the document is recognised in all States that signed the Hague Convention of 1961.