Contract Translation
Covers contract translation without restructuring the source document.
Scope, review path and delivery for All Document Types.
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Coverage, requirements and turnaround for contract translation.
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Turnaround, formatting and delivery notes for report translation.
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Practical detail on manual translation: what we can confirm and what depends on the recipient.
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Coverage, requirements and turnaround for academic paper translation.
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Turnaround, formatting and delivery notes for certificate translation.
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Practical detail on presentation translation: what we can confirm and what depends on the recipient.
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How specification translation is handled here, with the receiving-institution rules called out.
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Practical detail on other document types: what we can confirm and what depends on the recipient.
View details →Anything that depends on the recipient is confirmed in writing before we begin.
Scope for contract translation is fixed in writing before the first page is touched.
Requirements for report translation are checked against the receiving institution, not a generic standard.
Second-reader review is mandatory on manual translation →not an optional add-on.
Every academic paper translation request gets a named contact and a written turnaround.
Requirements for certificate translation are checked against the receiving institution, not a generic standard.
Requirements for presentation translation are checked against the receiving institution, not a generic standard.
Anything that depends on the recipient is confirmed in writing before we begin.
Covers contract translation without restructuring the source document.
Available for scanned or digital documents.
Available for manual translation on the same review path.
Covers academic paper translation without restructuring the source document.
Handles certificate translation against the terminology list you supply, or one we build.
Available for scanned or digital documents.
Sets out All Document Types and what we need from you before work starts.
Scope, format, deadline and glossary are agreed in writing at intake, so nothing is renegotiated later and the brief is fully documented.
A project glossary is locked before drafting, so sector terms stay consistent across the whole file and future revisions.
A domain translator drafts your file against the locked glossary, preserving layout, register and the exact wording of the source.
A separate linguist verifies terminology, numbers, dates and names line by line, never the original translator.
Fonts, tables, headers and numbering are rebuilt to match the source, and the final file is checked against it before it ships.
Selected feedback from public discussions about this need area.
We needed contract translation and the file came back with the layout intact.
Contract TranslationVerified reviewWe needed report translation and the file came back with the layout intact.
Report TranslationVerified reviewWe needed manual translation and the file came back with the layout intact.
Manual TranslationVerified reviewWhat each service level includes, so you can pick the one that fits the document.
Answers are limited to what we can confirm at intake.
We review the document, confirm the language pair and the receiving institution, then send pricing and turnaround in writing.
All Document Types, from intake checklist to the file you send on.
Guides and checklists published on this site.
Browse every document type we translate →from the most requested to specialist, certified and notarised variants.
Tell us the document type and the language pair, and we will confirm what we need to start.
Tell us about your document and we will confirm the next step by email.
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