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Moving Abroad? Seek Certified Translations Before You Go

Generally speaking, certified translation services aren’t something you tend to think about until you really need them. But for those that are in the process of moving abroad for any given reason, it’s largely inevitable that they will become necessary sooner or later. And when they do, you may find yourself in a position where […]

Certified Translations – A Subject of Some Confusion

If you’ve ever found yourself confused by the idea of certified translations, you’re certainly not in the minority. In fact, pound for pound they’re just about the single most misunderstood concept in the entire industry. Suffice to say, it doesn’t help that they have a habit of differing hugely from one country to the next…assuming […]

The Consequences of Substandard Certified Translation Services

Contrary to popular belief, choosing any given certified translation service does not represent a 100% guarantee of quality. Nothing of the sort, as while the agency (or its owner) may have certified translator status, those they work with may not be of the same calibre. Which is precisely why when it comes to important certified […]

Four Sectors Where Expert Certified Translations Are Mandatory

There will always be certain instances in business where certified translations are considered preferable, though are not specifically a requirement. Quite simply, any instance where the text or its intended purpose are of real importance, certified translations come highly recommended. Despite being charged at a higher price, it’s a small price to pay for guaranteed results. […]

Safety and Security Tips when Sourcing Certified Translations

More often than not, the source documents required for carrying out certified translations are of a sensitive nature. From birth certificates to adoption papers to police reports to legal documents, they tend to be exactly the kinds of documents you’d prefer a) not to lose and b) not to fall into the wrong hands. For […]