Translation and certified translation services
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The translation group covers written translation, certified translation, notarised translation, interpreting, subtitling and website localisation. Individuals who need documents translated, people handling matters abroad, companies and students use these translators. Different languages and specialist fields have different translators.
When you request quotes, state the source and target languages, the type of document, the number of pages or words, the deadline and where the translation will be used. For documents going to official bodies, ask that body whether certified translation or notarisation is required. Look at the translator's experience in your language pair and reviews, and ask how the work will be delivered.
Prices depend on the language pair, the type and length of the document, the level of specialism, whether certification is needed and the deadline. On Senin Ekip a request is free, translators send quotes, and you compare and agree with the one you choose. You pay the translator directly, and the app takes no payment.
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Frequently asked questions
What do translation prices depend on?
Language pair, document type and length, level of specialism, whether certification is needed and the deadline all matter. Sharing the document or a sample makes the quote clearer.
When is a certified translation needed?
It is often needed for documents submitted to official bodies, but requirements vary by institution. Find out from the relevant body which type is required and state it in your request.
What should I check when choosing a translator?
Look at experience in your language pair, field of specialism and reviews. Ask beforehand about delivery format, confidentiality and what happens if corrections are needed.
How early should I request a translation?
Long or technical documents take time to translate and proofread, so it is good to open a request early. State your deadline and translators will quote accordingly.
How is the confidentiality of my documents handled?
Discuss confidentiality with the translator before sharing your document. Send documents with personal information only to the translator you agree with, and avoid sharing unnecessary copies.
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