Legal translation services: for individuals and for business.
For a fast, efficient and accurate legal translation service, into all major languages, contact betterlanguages.com. Call or e-mail today to discuss your requirements for legal translation.
betterlanguages.com specialises in high quality legal translation. This includes translation of complex business documents such as contracts, court documents and patent information. We also translate certificates and diplomas for private individuals or professional bodies. Recent jobs have included translating court documents into German and Urdu, a development contract into Congolese French, and Oil and Gas contracts from English translated into Russian.
If documents require certifying, we can provide them on company headed paper, stamped and signed. Britain has no official system of “certified translation” as in many other countries, for example under the Spanish system documents for official use have to be translated by an authorised legal translator.
In the UK we can have translations notarized in front of a solicitor, if this is required.This is the process by which a professional translator swears in front of a notary that the translation is accurate. It may also be necessary to get an apostile to attest the signature of the notary. It is well worth verifying exact requirements, as this latter service is often not necessary, and legal translation is faster and cheaper if this service is not required.
Selection of legal translators:
betterlanguages.com always uses professionally qualified translators who are natives of the target language, and of relevant specialism. We recognise that companies and individuals have a wide variety of legal translation needs, we therefore match translators and proofreaders very carefully to each individual assignment.
Client confidentiality is important in all areas of our work, but we recognise that legal documents can be especially sensitive. We are happy to sign confidentiality agreements prior to starting work on an assignment, providing they are in accordance with British and European law.
Contact betterlanguages.com today by phone or e-mail to discuss your need of legal translation.
