Translation services are used by any individual, company or organisation that needs to have their message or information available in a different language.

Among the many industries who frequently require translation services are:

• Information and Technology – technical documents, user manuals, training manuals, software localisation, hardware, website localisation, user interfaces
• Business, Finance and Banking – periodic reports, business letters, financial statements, tender documents, proposals, insurance documents, newsletters
• Legal and Judiciary – agreements, contracts, terms and conditions, legal verdicts, legal communication, patents
• Medical and Life Sciences – medical reports, patents, patient records, informational brochures, prescriptions, clinical trials, back translation, informed consent forms, pharmacological reports
• Marketing – advertisement materials, leaflets, flyers, catalogues, websites, tweets, social media posts, presentations, newsletters, blogs
• Travel and Tourism – hospitality, hotel chains, listings, reports, menus, information bulletins, documentary films, catalogs
• Personal – IDs, passports, marriage certificates, transcripts, birth certificates

Our pricing is based on the word count, complexity, and urgency of the project. We provide free, detailed quotes before we start.

Literally you can get most of the digital document formats translated, including but not limited to:

• Microsoft Office files (Word, Excel, Powerpoint)
• Google Documents
• Adobe (InDesign, FrameMaker, PDF, Photoshop)
• XLIFF (1.2 and 2.0)
• HTML, XML,PHP, CSV, JSON, SRT,
• DITA
• QuarkXpress (.tag, .xtg)
• WordPress and Drupal Contents

Standard documents are typically completed within 3-5 business days. We also offer expedited services if you’re in a rush.

Translation Memory (TM) is a CAT (computer-aided translation) tool feature that enables users to store their translations in bilingual (or multilingual) format with context and identification data (when, who, document name). Thanks to that feature of CAT tools, you can easily update your already translated documents without re-translating everything. You just need to translate new content, however the document should be translated in a CAT tool previously. If not, you need an alignment with the source and target files to create a TM. Apart from consistency and quality, this helps you to save time and money.

Absolutely. All our translators are certified professionals with a minimum of five years’ experience in their fields..

Our certified translations are accepted by UK authorities as we are an accredited company. Outside the UK, Apostilled or Notarised translations may be required. Contact us for free consultation. 

Absolutely. We have strict confidentiality protocols in place to protect all client information.

Yes, we offer both Apostilled  and notarized translation services. Contact us for a free quote.

Best way to send your documents to us is by email. 

Yes, there are a variety of dialects and regional variations. Here is a general breakdown:

• Metropolitan French (also called Standard French)
• Canadian French
• Belgian French
• Swiss French
• African French
• Creole Languages

While all these varieties share the basic structure of French and a significant portion of vocabulary, they can differ widely in terms of pronunciation, additional vocabulary, and certain uses of grammar.

Our translators are culturally sensitive and highly trained to provide translations that are not only linguistically accurate but also culturally appropriate and respectful.