Do Apostilles need translated?

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Do Apostilles need translated?

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I asked this over at the Italian citizenship board, but, as I didn't receive a response, I thought maybe I posted it in the wrong place.

I'm registering my daughter for AIRE. I have everything, but I didn't get the Apostille translated.

Anyone know???

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Yes, the apostille must be translated.
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