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How it works

You provide the translator with the document as hardcopy (paper) or softcopy (computer file). The translator then returns the translated document also in one of these two forms. If the document includes any formatted elements (graphs, tables, diagrams, etc.) you may choose to exclude those from the translation and receive only the unformatted text in the foreign language.

The cost of a translation project depends on a variety of factors (see What it costs). Tailoring your individual project requirements will help you to get the best overall value.

Determine whether you need:

  • Top professional services (documents generally used for business, legal or other professional purpose, and in particular for external use).

  • Basic work (documents for general internal use).

  • Understanding content (need to understand the content in broad strokes only).


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