Many visas, including partner, skilled, employer-sponsored and family visas, ask for police certificates from the countries you've lived in. Some countries issue them in English or bilingually; many don't. If yours contains any text that isn't in English, including the issuing authority's stamp, it needs a full translation.
We translate the certificate exactly as it reads, including the result, reference numbers, the issuing office and the validity details. Nothing is summarised or reworded.
If the name on your certificate is spelled differently from your passport, perhaps because it was transliterated from another script, tell us your passport spelling when you order so the translation matches it, which saves a case officer from wondering whether the certificate belongs to you.