You cannot use Google Translate as your official translation of documents, nor can you translate the documents for the immigration process or any other places where translation of documents is needed, because it is not reliable. So, to avoid any application rejection, it is advisable to use a legal translator or a translation service. They provide you with the accurate translation of documents on their letterhead, with their contact details and stamp.
It is correct that certain licensed translators are available online or in courts who translate documents for free as part of the immigration process. When hiring them, ensure that the immigration consulate or embassy approves them to translate documents.
There are several certified professional translation services available to translate documents for the immigration process. You can hire any of them. Additionally, self-translation of documents for the immigration process is not acceptable.
I have translated my immigration documents for immigration purposes for which I have hired a translator who is skilled and experienced.
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To translate documents, you need to seek help from a professional translator service that should be proficient in both languages, i.e., your home country and the country where you are planning to travel. With this, the document translation should be followed by the translator's statement and contact details. Also, self-translation of documents is not allowed in the immigration process. So, avoid doing this and save your application from rejection.