Written translation

Coordinate document translation to the required format.

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What RAUQ coordinates

  • Identify the requested language, documents, format and deadline.
  • Arrange a translation quotation and clarify any certification requirement.

Who makes the decisions

The receiving provider or authority decides which documents and certifications it accepts. Do not assume every translation meets every official requirement.

A clear quotation

The document length, specialist content, certification and urgency affect the quotation.

How it usually works

  1. You share the documents and tell us who will receive the translation.
  2. We ask the recipient which format and certification it accepts.
  3. A translator quotes for the work and the deadline, and you approve before work starts.

Agree the details before you begin.

Your service scope should confirm the tasks, timing, availability, fees, payment recipient and cancellation terms. A request is the start of a conversation; it is not a booking.

Understand how costs are organized