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Certified Word Translation

Where Certified Word Translation fits, and the parts we cannot confirm without seeing the file.

Technical Specification WordWord DOCX TranslationWord DOC TranslationWord Template Translation

Where it fits day to day

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Intake checklist and written scope for technical specification word.

Practical detail on word docx translation: what we can confirm and what depends on the recipient.

Coverage, requirements and turnaround for word doc translation.

How word template translation is handled here, with the receiving-institution rules called out.

Intake checklist and written scope for mac pages document.

Confirmed scope for academic paper word translation, stated before any work starts.

The steps, documents and review points involved in user manual word translation.

Coverage, requirements and turnaround for excel workbook translation.

Sets out Certified Word Translation and what we need from you before work starts.

Step 01

Scope, format, deadline and glossary are agreed in writing at intake, so nothing is renegotiated later and the brief is fully documented.

Step 02

A project glossary is locked before drafting, so sector terms stay consistent across the whole file and future revisions.

Step 03

A domain translator drafts your file against the locked glossary, preserving layout, register and the exact wording of the source.

Step 04

A separate linguist verifies terminology, numbers, dates and names line by line, never the original translator.

Step 05

Fonts, tables, headers and numbering are rebuilt to match the source, and the final file is checked against it before it ships.